Rhetorical Analysis Review

All of the following are types of claims EXCEPT:

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Authorship

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Policy

The rhetorical situation includes:

• Exigence

• Audience

• Thesis

• Purpose

• Context

SOAPSTone is an acronym for:

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The definition of "exigence" is:

• The problem or issue that prompts someone to write or speak.

• The WHY factor

• Historical Context

• The figurative language used in a piece.

The three points of the Rhetorical Triangle are:

• Speaker, Meaning, Appeals

• Speaker, Audience, Subject

• Figurative Language, Audience, Subject

• Appeals, Meaning, Tone

Which kind of claim proposes change?

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Policy

• Claim of Value

Smoking is an addiction that people are genetically predisposed to. This is an example of:

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Policy

• Claim of Value

Monet's art is more beautiful than Picasso's because of its use of soft color, uplifting subject matter, and unique technique. This is an example of:

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Policy

In order to instill justice, we need to change the very systems themselves. This is an example of:

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Policy

What are the three types of appeals authors use in writing?

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Claims