Rhetorical Analysis Review Game Jeopardy Template

Rhetorical Triangle	Analyzing Rhetoric?	Rhetorical Devices	Rhetorical Devices cont.	Speech analysis
100 Aristotle The father of the "Rhetorical Triangle."	100 Who is the speaker? The first question you ask in analyzing rhetoric?	100 “...a technique that an author or speaker uses to convey to the listener or reader a meaning with the goal of persuading them towards considering a topic from a perspective...” What is the definition of rhetorical devices?	100 An extreme exaggeration to make a point. What is the definition of hyperbole?	100 student examples... Write an example sentence or sentences using the ethos rhetorical appeal?
200 Pathos The emotional appeal.	200 What is the message? Once you identify who the speaker is you then ask...	200 Alliteration When the beginning sound in words is repeated, that is what rhetorical device?	200 Words that sound like what they mean. What is onomatopoeia?	200 student examples... Provide an example of pathos in your own writing.
300 Ethos When you try to build your credibility you are using which appeal?	300 Who is the audience? What comes after figuring out what the message is?	300 Allusion "Chocolate is my kryptonite," is an example of which rhetorical device?	300 Personification If I said that the wind howled in the night, which rhetorical device am I referring to?	300 student examples... What is an example of logos being used in writing? Write down your answer.
400 Logos If I use facts, research, or personal experience in my writing, I am using which appeal?	400 What methods is the speaker employing to persuade? What question must we ask in order to figure out which rhetorical appeal is being used?	400 Both compare unlike things EXCEPT simile uses "like" or "as." What is the difference between metaphor and simile?	400 The repetition of a word or a series of words at the end of successive clauses or sentences. The definition of epistrophe is...	400 How am I going to persuade? & What am I going to do to persuade? What are the TWO defining questions that help you know the difference between Rhetorical Devices and Rhetorical Appeals?
500 Speaker, Audience, Message The three other aspects that connect to Ethos, Pathos, and Logos are...	500 What is the desired result or action to be taken? The final question to ask when analyzing rhetoric...	500 Anaphora. If I repeat a series of words at the beginning of a phrase or a sentence I am using which rhetorical device?	500 Parts of a sentence are grammatically the same to add rhythm and clarity. What does parallelism do as a rhetorical device?	500 The act of causing people to do or believe something. What is the definition of persuasion?

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