INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS REVIEW: Read the text in each item and select which rhetorical devices can be found in the bold and italic sections.
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Rhetorical Devices Review
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English
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10th Grade
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María Alejandra Padilla Luna
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1.
MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION
45 sec • 1 pt
INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS REVIEW: Read the text in each item and select which rhetorical devices can be found in the bold and italic sections.
(Select both buttons to start)
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2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 9 pts
The pursuit of happiness is a universal human endeavor, yet its definition and attainment remain elusive. While some equate happiness with material wealth, status or fleeting pleasures, others find it in deeper connections, meaningful work or acts of service. However, true and lasting happiness often stems from within. Cultivating gratitude, practicing mindfulness, and nurturing strong relationships are often more effective than chasing external validation. Ultimately, the pursuit of happiness is a deeply personal journey, one that requires self-reflection, resilience, and a willingness to embrace both the joys and sorrows that life inevitably presents.
Bold = Antithesis
Italic = Shift
Bold = Antithesis
Italic = Logical Fallacy
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Shift
Bold = Logical Fallacy
Italic = Parallelism
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 10 pts
Language is a powerful tool, capable of both immense good and profound harm. It can inspire revolutions, ignite passions and forge unbreakable bonds; this is all part of the immense good it does. More of this immense good is that words have the power to build bridges of understanding and empathy, connecting people across cultures and backgrounds. However, it can also be wielded as a weapon, dividing communities and sowing discord. It can spread misinformation, incite hatred and perpetuate harmful stereotypes. The careful and intentional use of language is therefore crucial, not only for effective communication but also for fostering a more just, equitable, and compassionate world.
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Shift
Bold = Antithesis
Italic = Shift
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Logical Fallacy
Bold = Logical Fallacy
Italic = Antithesis
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 10 pts
Art serves as a vital pulse within the heart of society, reflecting our humanity in its myriad forms. This reflection of our humanity challenges our perspectives, provokes our emotions and inspires us to see the world in new ways. Some art seeks to comfort and beautify, while other forms confront us with uncomfortable truths. Art, reflecting our humanity, can be a powerful catalyst for change sparking dialogue, fostering empathy and motivating action. It provides a space for self-expression, allowing individuals and communities to share their stories, experiences and perspectives. Ultimately, art enriches our lives, expands our understanding of ourselves and others and contributes to the vibrant tapestry of human culture.
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Antithesis
Bold = Antithesis
Italic = Parallelism
Bold = Shift
Italic = Logical Fallacy
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Shift
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 10 pts
Critical thinking is not merely a desirable skill; it is an essential survival tool in the information age. This essential survival tool empowers us to analyze information objectively, evaluate evidence thoroughly and form reasoned judgments. In a world saturated with data, critical thinking acts as a filter, allowing us to discern fact from fiction and truth from propaganda serving as an essential survival tool. Some believe everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not all opinions are equally valid. Critical thinking provides the tools to assess the validity of claims, identify biases, and avoid being swayed by emotional appeals or misleading rhetoric.
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Logical Fallacy
Bold = Shift
Italic = Logical Fallacy
Bold = Antithesis
Italic = Shift
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Antithesis
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 10 pts
Social media has reshaped how we construct and present our identities in the digital age. While it offers unprecedented opportunities for self-expression, connection and community building, it also presents a curated, often idealized version of reality. The constant pressure to project a perfect online persona can lead to insecurities and a distorted sense of self. People assume that online personas accurately reflect offline realities, but just because an individual projects a certain image online doesn't necessarily mean they embody that image in their daily lives. The carefully crafted profiles, filtered photos and performative interactions on social media can create a disconnect between our online and offline selves, impacting our self-esteem and our understanding of who we truly are.
Bold = Antithesis
Italic = Logical Fallacy
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Logical Fallacy
Bold = Antithesis
Italic = Shift
Bold = Shift
Italic = Antithesis
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 mins • 10 pts
The future of education is a topic of much discussion. Traditional models of memorization and standardized testing are increasingly seen as inadequate for preparing students. However, there's little consensus on what a change should look like. There are educators who think simply incorporating more technology into classrooms will automatically lead to better educational outcomes. While technology can be a valuable tool, it's not a universal cure. The true future of education likely lies in a more holistic approach, one that emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and personalized learning experiences tailored to individual student needs. It's about fostering a love of learning, nurturing curiosity, and equipping students with the skills they need to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Bold = Logical Fallacy
Italic = Shift
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Logical Fallacy
Bold = Logical Fallacy
Italic = Antithesis
Bold = Parallelism
Italic = Shift
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