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In order to tap into the pathos of an audience, the speaker/audience must first
the difference between what one expects will happen and what actually happens.
A term used to describe the ways in which words combine to form phrases, clauses and sentences
Thesis
polysyndeton
It has the ability to naturally slow down or speed up the message.
determine the needs of the audience that would best enhance the speaker's message
A question asked in order to create an effect and/or make a point.
An all-knowing narrator who knows what every character is thinking and doing
A statement or premise supported by arguments; the subject or theme of a speech or composition is known as ____________________.
the difference between what one expects will happen and what actually happens.
A term used to describe the ways in which words combine to form phrases, clauses and sentences
Thesis
polysyndeton
It has the ability to naturally slow down or speed up the message.
determine the needs of the audience that would best enhance the speaker's message
A question asked in order to create an effect and/or make a point.
An all-knowing narrator who knows what every character is thinking and doing
What is the meaning of syntax in linguistics?
the difference between what one expects will happen and what actually happens.
A term used to describe the ways in which words combine to form phrases, clauses and sentences
Thesis
polysyndeton
It has the ability to naturally slow down or speed up the message.
determine the needs of the audience that would best enhance the speaker's message
A question asked in order to create an effect and/or make a point.
An all-knowing narrator who knows what every character is thinking and doing
The benefit of polysyndeton and asyndeton is
the difference between what one expects will happen and what actually happens.
A term used to describe the ways in which words combine to form phrases, clauses and sentences
Thesis
polysyndeton
It has the ability to naturally slow down or speed up the message.
determine the needs of the audience that would best enhance the speaker's message
A question asked in order to create an effect and/or make a point.
An all-knowing narrator who knows what every character is thinking and doing
The student was torn and ragged and depressed and happy and thrilled because final exams will be over soon - this is an example of
the difference between what one expects will happen and what actually happens.
A term used to describe the ways in which words combine to form phrases, clauses and sentences
Thesis
polysyndeton
It has the ability to naturally slow down or speed up the message.
determine the needs of the audience that would best enhance the speaker's message
A question asked in order to create an effect and/or make a point.
An all-knowing narrator who knows what every character is thinking and doing
A rhetorical question can be best describe as which of the following?
the difference between what one expects will happen and what actually happens.
A term used to describe the ways in which words combine to form phrases, clauses and sentences
Thesis
polysyndeton
It has the ability to naturally slow down or speed up the message.
determine the needs of the audience that would best enhance the speaker's message
A question asked in order to create an effect and/or make a point.
An all-knowing narrator who knows what every character is thinking and doing
Irony
the difference between what one expects will happen and what actually happens.
A term used to describe the ways in which words combine to form phrases, clauses and sentences
Thesis
polysyndeton
It has the ability to naturally slow down or speed up the message.
determine the needs of the audience that would best enhance the speaker's message
A question asked in order to create an effect and/or make a point.
An all-knowing narrator who knows what every character is thinking and doing
What is an omniscient narrator?
the difference between what one expects will happen and what actually happens.
A term used to describe the ways in which words combine to form phrases, clauses and sentences
Thesis
polysyndeton
It has the ability to naturally slow down or speed up the message.
determine the needs of the audience that would best enhance the speaker's message
A question asked in order to create an effect and/or make a point.
An all-knowing narrator who knows what every character is thinking and doing
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