Language and Rhetoric

Welcome to the Language and Rhetoric category! Here, at Questions LLC, we aim to provide a platform where curious minds can delve into the captivating world of language and rhetoric. Whether you're an aspiring wordsmith, a passionate debater, or simply someone intrigued by the intricacies of language, this category is tailored to satisfy your thirst for knowledge and engage in thought-provoking discussions. Explore a diverse range of questions about the power of words, the art of persuasion, the origins of languages, and so much more. Join us on this fascinating journey as we unravel the secrets of language and rhetoric together.

Questions (20)

"Why Journalism Has a Gender Problem"by Corinne Segal A Fortune study on performance reviews in the tech industry found that
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nelson mandela speech glory and hopewhat are some similes, personification allusion, anaphora, pathos,ethos,logical appeals,
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2. asked by Reina B.
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Which of the following quotes from Anthony's speech is the best example of an appeal to "logos?"A. I insist if government
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2. asked by A nobody
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Which of the following provides an example of the rhetorical device of parallelism?
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2. asked by Denis
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we may have been defeated today but we will be like the phoenix rising from its ashes we will be victorious tomorrowwhich best
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How can i use ethos,pathos,or logos in my persuasive letter that schools should monitor students social media?
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2. asked by nerd1234
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Metaphor, simile, repetition, parallelism and alliteration. What fits each sentence:Many lessons need to be learned from
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2. asked by KristyK1234
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Which of the following best describes how Henry uses persuasive language in paragraph 3?A. Henry exaggerates facts to argue that
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1."Liberals need to understand the global health argument for abortion is deeply offensive. It is like fighting disease by
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2. asked by Ashley
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in your own words define exigence, audience, and constraints
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Consider the following prejudicial rhetorical devices:o SUVs are apartment homes on wheels (a rhetorical definition). o Said by
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2. asked by f
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show me examples of nonprejudical rhectorial device
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2. asked by diane
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Bias Rhetorical Devices and Argumentation found in the speech Citizen Kane 1941
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2. asked by Anonymous
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what is an example of a nonjudicial rhetoric device?
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2. asked by neasha
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Terms such as uncivilized, barbaric, or savage were used by the_____cultures to oppress indigenous peoples.
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Read the following passage from Douglass's speech:According to this fact, you are, even now, only in the beginning of your
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what is the rhetorical effect of the following sentences from the passageOur petitions have been slighted; our remonstrances
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What is the main impact of Jefferson's use of the words self–evident in the following sentence in paragraph two?We hold these
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Use the sentence to answer the question.Stay safe; stay well; stay hydrated; stay curious. What type of rhetorical device is
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2. asked by bob
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What is antithesis?(1 point)Responses a rhetorical technique in which several sentences of paragraphs are started with the same
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2. asked by Hana
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