Rhetorical Devices Quiz 15 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which rhetorical device is used in the phrase 'Beware the Jabberwock, my son'?
2. Which choice describes the purpose of using parallelism in a report?
3. Which rhetorical device is used to create a comparison between two unlike things without using 'like' or 'as'?
4. Which rhetorical device is used in the phrase 'Friends, Romans, Countrymen'?
5. "calling a businessman a suit"What Rhetorical Device is shown?
6. (during a storm) "My what nice weather we're having."What Rhetorical Device is shown?
7. Anastrophe
8. A type of euphemism that intentionally understates the size or importance of its subject. It can be used to dismiss or diminish a debate opponent's argument.
9. Refers to a person, event, or thing in history, a work of literature, or culture
10. "you may take a long vacation ..... (soon she will die)"What Rhetorical Device is shown?
11. The following excerpt most closely reflects which appeal?"Oprah said:Everybody wants to ride with you in the limo, but what about when that limo breaks down, and it's cold. Who's going to be there with you on the side of the road? Who's gonna be there to carry your bags with you as you gotta walk home?"
12. Listing a series of possibilities and then explaining why all but one of those possibilities are not good.
13. Identify the rhetorical device in the following sentence: "I came, I saw, I conquered."
14. What is an ellipse?
15. Rhetorical devices are techniques used to convey ideas through?
16. Connecting and identifying with audience members by making them laugh.
17. "Now it's your turn to cry; cry me a river"
18. What is the effect of using assonance in writing?
19. Which of the following best defines antithesis?
20. A repetition of sounds at the beginning of two or more words in the same sentence
21. He missed the ball by a mile.
22. "Mary likes hiking, swimming, and riding a bicycle."What Rhetorical Device is shown?
23. A word or phrase that is applied to an object or action which it is not literally applicable
24. Betty appears very nice and sweet to strangers, but she is very evil and mean to her family and friends
25. Multiple ChoiceAddI walked a mile around the school today.