Genre Jeopardy Jeopardy Template

Rhetorical Analysis	Satire	Memoir	Argument	RANDOM!
100 the author the author What is the other name for the rhetor	100 Hyperbole A dicton term often used in satire. Defined as :exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally.	100 The same person! Who is the author and subject of memoirs	100 Definition Argument A type of argumentation that clarifies, verifies, and elaborates what something is by stating its general class and characteristics	100 deductive reasoning type of reasoning that begins with an idea then works its way to a conclusion
200 Diction and arrangement What are the two things that you annotate for while getting information for a rhetorical analysis	200 Definition of satire Definition: Aft of making someone or something look ridiculous; raising laughter	200 False- memoirs focus on emotional experience True or false: Memoirs place a greater emphasis on history and facts	200 Classical/Aristotelian Argument An argumentation stye that aims to argue one side and refute all counterarguments.	200 Explicit claim a claim/promise that is directly, fully, and/or clearly expressed in the writing or speaking.
300 Audience, subject, and the rhetor What are the 3 parts of a rhetorical triangle	300 Horatian satire Definition: to raise laughter, light hearted, humorous exaggeration. (SNL)	300 The authors life or a story from the authors life What is the topic of most memoirs	300 Rogerian Argumentation An argumentation style that aims to demonstrate understanding by comparing 2 sides and find common ground.	300 Mode What is the method of organizing a paragraph
400 ethos, logos, and pathos ethos, logos, and pathos What are the 3 rhetorical appeals	400 Juvenalian Satire Definition: bitter/dark-showing outrage towards the world	400 implicit and explicit what are the two types of claims that are often used in memoirs.	400 GASCAP What is the acronym used for types of logical reasoning?	400 Euphemism Softer diction substituted for a harsher or socially distasteful phrase in order to ease or uplift the reality; can be manipulative
500 Who, where, when, and what? What are the components of the first sentence of a precis paragraph?	500 Larger and more powerful Larger and more powerful In order for satire to work the target must be what than the author	500 a way to cope, to share a personal experience, to reflect and get understanding What is the purpose of a memoir for the author	500 invented and situated What are the two types of ethos that will help with credibility in argumentative essays	500 Causation Causation Reasoning that events occur in predictable ways and that one event leads to another (one part of gascap)

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