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WorksheetsRHETORIC VOCAB
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
RHETORIC
a)
The art of effective verbal or written argumentation and persuasion.
b)
Persuasive appeal from reputation, social position or personal character (your own or someone else's).
c)
Persuasive appeal from emotion (yours, the audience's, or someone else's)
d)
Persuasive appeal from facts, logic or reason
2.
ETHOS
a)
The art of effective verbal or written argumentation and persuasion.
b)
Persuasive appeal from reputation, social position or personal character (your own or someone else's).
c)
Persuasive appeal from emotion (yours, the audience's, or someone else's)
d)
Persuasive appeal from facts, logic or reason
3.
PATHOS
a)
The art of effective verbal or written argumentation and persuasion.
b)
Persuasive appeal from reputation, social position or personal character (your own or someone else's).
c)
Persuasive appeal from emotion (yours, the audience's, or someone else's)
d)
Persuasive appeal from facts, logic or reason
4.
LOGOS
a)
The art of effective verbal or written argumentation and persuasion.
b)
Persuasive appeal from reputation, social position or personal character (your own or someone else's).
c)
Persuasive appeal from emotion (yours, the audience's, or someone else's)
d)
Persuasive appeal from facts, logic or reason
5.
METAPHOR
a)
Persuasive appeal from emotion (yours, the audience's, or someone else's)
b)
Comparison, referring to one thing as another.
c)
An imaginary audience consisting of all humanity.
d)
Persuasive appeal from reputation, social position or personal character (your own or someone else's).
6.
UNIVERSAL AUDIENCE
a)
Persuasive appeal from reputation, social position or personal character (your own or someone else's).
b)
Comparison, referring to one thing as another.
c)
An imaginary audience consisting of all humanity.
d)
Persuasive appeal from facts, logic or reason
7.
VOICE
a)
The rhetor's presence in a text.
b)
The art of effective verbal or written argumentation and persuasion.
c)
"Style."
d)
An imaginary audience consisting of all humanity.
8.
TONE
a)
Persuasive appeal from facts, logic or reason
b)
The rhetor's presence in a text.
c)
The art of effective verbal or written argumentation and persuasion.
d)
"Style."
9.
TEXT
a)
Persuasive appeal from facts, logic or reason
b)
An imaginary audience consisting of all humanity.
c)
Any piece of writing, not just a textbook.
d)
Comparison, referring to one thing as another.
10.
PERSUASION
a)
Convincing an audience to agree with your standpoint
b)
The rhetor's presence in a text.
c)
An imaginary audience consisting of all humanity.
d)
Comparison, referring to one thing as another.
11.
NARRATION
a)
"Style."
b)
Any piece of writing, not just a textbook.
c)
Statement of Facts. Telling the story.
d)
The rhetor's presence in a text.
12.
DELIVERY
a)
The art of effective verbal or written argumentation and persuasion.
b)
Originally, the way in which oratory (speechmaking) is spoken, gestures to be used, etc
c)
Persuasive appeal from emotion (yours, the audience's, or someone else's)
d)
The rhetor's presence in a text.
13.
CONTENT
a)
Persuasive appeal from emotion (yours, the audience's, or someone else's)
b)
Comparison, referring to one thing as another.
c)
What is being communicated in a text (also "Message").
d)
The art of effective verbal or written argumentation and persuasion.
14.
ARISTOTLE
a)
An imaginary audience consisting of all humanity.
b)
Persuasive appeal from emotion (yours, the audience's, or someone else's)
c)
Statement of Facts. Telling the story.
d)
Ancient Greek philosopher, 4th century BC.
15.
DIALECTIC
a)
An imaginary audience consisting of all humanity.
b)
Generally, the art of logical argument, the simple recognition that every question has two sides,
c)
Any piece of writing, not just a textbook.
d)
The rhetor's presence in a text.
16.
PERSUASION
a)
The first part or paragraph of a persuasive text.
b)
"Style."
c)
Statement of Facts. Telling the story.
d)
Any piece of writing, not just a textbook.
17.
PLAGIARISM
a)
"Style."
b)
Cheating by stealing someone else's words or ideas without giving credit.
c)
Any piece of writing, not just a textbook.
d)
Statement of Facts. Telling the story.
18.
QUOTE
a)
Any piece of writing, not just a textbook.
b)
"Style."
c)
Convincing an audience to agree with your standpoint
d)
Using someone else's words in your own text to support what you have written.
19.
WHAT BRANCH OF THE MILITARY IS MRS. FIGUEROA IN?
a)
US. ARMY
b)
U.S AIR FORCE
c)
U.S MARINE CORPS
d)
U.S NAVY
20.
WHAT IS THIS CLASS CALLED?
a)
MEDIA LITERACY
b)
MEDIA ORIENTATION
c)
MEDIA EDUCATION
d)
MULTI MEDIA
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