Unit 2 Rheotrical Terms Flashcards
1
Q
Rhetoric
A
From the Greek for “orator,”
this term describes the
principles governing the art
of writing effectively,
eloquently, and persuasively
2
Q
Ethos
A
Appeal based on the
character/reputation of the
speaker/writer
3
Q
Pathos
A
Appeal based on
emotion
4
Q
Logos
A
Appeal based on
logic or reason
5
Q
Periodic Sentence
A
Sentence whose main clause is
withheld until the end
6
Q
Cumulative Sentence
A
Sentence that completes the
main idea at the beginning of
the sentence, and then builds
and adds on
7
Q
Imperative Sentence
A
Sentence used to command,
enjoin, implore, or entreat
8
Q
Rhetorical Question
A
Figure of speech in the form of
a questions posed for
rhetorical effect rather than for
the purpose of getting an
answer