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1
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appeal to emotion

A

pathos

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2
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appeal to logic

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logos

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3
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sense of urgency

A

kairos - imperative

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4
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ethos

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sense of reliability

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5
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overstating an idea

A

exageration/ hyperbole

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6
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understatement of an idea

A

litotes

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7
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what is accumulation

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similar words in a short space to reinforce an idea
EG. this task needs gut, risk and willpower

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8
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recommendations of an expert to persuade

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expert opinion

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9
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repetition at the start of a sentence

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anaphora

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10
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repetition at the end of a sentence

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epiphora

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11
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specific words used in a particular profession/ group

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jargon

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12
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list of 3 in a single phrase

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tricolon/ tripling

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13
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absence of a conjunction

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asyndeton

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14
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repetition of ONE word

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epizeuxis

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15
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word/ phrase open to 2 interpretations

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double entendre

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16
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attack meaning

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a competitive move to reduce a rivals market share

17
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atmosphere a writer creates for the audience

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mood

18
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attitude a writer takes towards the audience

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tone

19
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writers choice of words

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diction