4791220529 | Rhetoric | Ues of exageration and/or display | 0 | |
4791220530 | Occasion | The time and place something was written or spoken | 1 | |
4791220531 | Context | Circumstances, atmosphere, attitudes and events surrounding the text | 2 | |
4791220532 | Purpose | The goal the speaker/writer wants to achieve | 3 | |
4791220533 | Rhetorical Triangle | When you conceptualize the relationship through the elements (occasion, context and purpose) | 4 | |
4791220534 | Aristoles Rhetoric Triangle | Pathos, logos and ethos | 5 | |
4791220535 | Logos | 1) Structure of speech 2)References to studies, Statistics 3)Comparisons, Analogies and Metaphors | 6 | |
4791220536 | Ethos | 1) Personal branding 2) Confidence in delivery 3) Cites credible sources | 7 | |
4791220537 | Pathos | 1) Stories 2) Inspirational Quotes 3) Vivid Language | 8 | |
4791220538 | Persona | Role a speaker plays during a speech | 9 | |
4791220539 | Subject | The topic of a piece | 10 | |
4791220540 | SOAPS | Subject, occasion, audience and purpose | 11 | |
4791220541 | Propagandistic | A person involved in producing propaganda ( biased rumors to harm a group, movement etc) | 12 | |
4791220542 | Polemicial | A controversial argument | 13 | |
4791220543 | Connotations | Secondary meaning of a word (eg house;comfort) | 14 | |
4791220544 | Counterargument | An opposing argument to the one a writer is putting forward | 15 | |
4791220545 | Text | Anything that can be read and Comprehended | 16 | |
4792031035 | Diction | The connotation of the word choice | 17 | |
4792031036 | Images | Vivid appeals to understanding through the senses | 18 | |
4792031037 | Details | Facts that are included or those A that are omitted | 19 | |
4792031038 | Language | The overall use of language, such as formal, clinical, jargon | 20 | |
4792031039 | Sentence Structure | How structure affects the readers attitude | 21 |
AP Language Chapter 1 Test Flashcards
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