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The Rhetor's purpose is the goal they aim to achieve through their communication, such as persuading or informing an audience.

Exigence refers to the issue, problem, or situation that prompts a rhetorical response.

Diction refers to the choice of words and style of expression used by a writer or speaker.

The effectiveness of rhetoric can be determined by how well it achieves its intended purpose and resonates with the audience.

Syntax is the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences in a language.

The Rhetor is the person who creates the message and seeks to persuade or inform an audience.

A rhetorical situation can be a speech given to persuade voters during an election.

Context includes the circumstances surrounding the communication, which can affect how the message is received and interpreted.

Understanding the audience is crucial as it shapes the message, tone, and approach of the Rhetor.

Formal diction uses sophisticated language and structure, while informal diction uses casual language and may include slang.