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AntithesisSet 1

1A character juxtaposed with another to highlight their differences

2The rhetorical contrast of ideas by means of parallel arrangements of words, clauses, or sentences

3Find differences

4To find differences between things

5Balancing words, phrases, or ideas that are strongly contrasted

6Which figure of speech did Neil Armstrong use before stepping on the moon?"That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind"

7What do you call the design principle in using opposites?

8On one side, we have abundant resources for sports; on the other, we have a complete lack of funding for the arts program.

9Two opposite characters that shed light on the other charachter's personality (Scar and Mufasa)

10A rhetorical device in which contrasting ideas are expressed in a grammatically balanced statement; the contrast between them creates greater emphasis and clarity

11Which figure of speech is the juxtaposition of contrasting ideas?

12Fred is Scrooge's foil. What is a foil?

13How does the use of contrast function in persuasive speeches?

14Showing opposites

15Contrast is to find differences between two text or topics

16Chapter XVII uses the contrast between philosophy and .....

17Which rhetorical device is used to create a contrast between two ideas by placing them close together in a sentence?

18What is the literary devicea literary device that positions opposite ideas parallel to each other

19Typically uses a "not this but that" construction

20Which rhetorical device could be considered a counterclaim?

21(DoK Level 2) How does the poem use contrast to highlight the differences between the lives of the rich and the poor?

22Evaluate the effectiveness of Chisholm's use of contrasts (e.g., "weapons vs. children") in her argument. What is the strategic purpose of these contrasts?

23How two things are different?

24"better to reign in Hell, than serve in Heav'n" John Milton

25"A foe to tyrants and my country's friend." Which literary device is used in this line?

26"Hope for the best; prepare for the worst" is an example of

27A literary device that refers to two opposing elements through the parallel grammatical structure