Answer: B) Angry
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) The author's attitude toward a subject which is detected by descriptive words.
Answer: B) Claim
Answer: A) Special occasion speech.
Answer: C) Moral and ethical standards.
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) The art of speaking and writing effectively and persuasively.
Answer: A) Argument
Answer: B) Involves perceptual distortions.
Answer: B) Rhetorical fallacies.
Answer: A) No characters.
Answer: B) Flowchart
Answer: B) Mathematics
Answer: D) Rhyme Scheme.
Answer: A) Scientific model.
Answer: B) Logos
Answer: B) A type of poetry that explores the poet's personal interpretation and feelings about the world.
Answer: C) A narrator who only reports the facts.
Answer: C) To address an opposing view or speaker and attack their argument or character.
Answer: D) Figurative Language.
Answer: A) Idiom
Answer: A) Folk Epic.
Answer: A) It ascribes masculine names to God.
Answer: A) Aggressive
Answer: C) Continuous observation.
Answer: A) Ethos (personal).
Answer: A) Direct
Answer: A) Opposition of meanings of phonological and/or graphical elements of the language.
Answer: C) Logos
Answer: C) Critical
Answer: B) Antagonist
Answer: A) Protagonist
Answer: A) Zoom-In
Answer: B) Perspective
Answer: C) Birds
Answer: C) Sewing machine.
Answer: A) Tone
Answer: D) Rhetoric
Answer: B) Illustrate
Answer: D) False analogy.
Answer: B) They assist in tracking rhetorical strategies and understanding the author's intent.
Answer: C) Kairos (timeliness/opportunity).
Answer: A) Appeals to the Emotions.
Answer: C) Facts and Statistics.
Answer: A) The writer's attitude toward the subject.
Answer: C) Figurative Language.
Answer: D) Cliche thinking.
Answer: A) Reasoning and evidence.
Answer: B) Speech, Thoughts, Effect on others, Actions, Looks.
Answer: B) Indirect Characterization.
Answer: A) Internal rhyme.
Answer: C) Reflecting sound.
Answer: D) Argument attacking an individual 's character rather than his or her position on an issue.
Answer: A) The speaker presents him or herself as an average joe or common person.
Answer: D) Cacophony
Answer: B) Emotion
Answer: B) Start with a hook and use examples.
Answer: B) The speaker's credibility and trustworthiness.
Answer: B) Form
Answer: A) Intolerant attitudes and prejudices.