Vocabulary and Rhetoric Concepts Quiz
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Which of the following best describes the term 'connotation' in the context of vocabulary?

  • The grammatical function of a word in a sentence.
  • The root origin and etymology of a word.
  • The emotional association or implied meaning of a word. (correct)
  • The literal or dictionary definition of a word.

    • What type of appeal is primarily used when a speaker relies on their authority or expertise?

  • Rhetoric
  • Ethos (correct)
  • Logos
  • Pathos

    • Which of these is the BEST example of an 'observational' comment when analyzing an image?

  • The cat's fur appears to be a light brown colour. (correct)
  • The person in the photo seems very sad.
  • The image is probably about childhood.
  • The background suggests a rural setting.

    • What is the main purpose of 'weasel words' within a writer's craft, as described in the context?

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    What effect does including 2nd person pronouns, like 'you', tend to have on an audience, according to the provided info?

    <p>It helps to involve and engage them personally. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Connotation

    The positive or negative feelings associated with a word, beyond its literal meaning.

    Visual Text

    Visual elements in text that help readers understand the meaning.

    Ethos

    A type of persuasive appeal that uses credibility and authority to build trust with the audience.

    Pathos

    A type of persuasive appeal that uses emotions and feelings to connect with the audience.

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    Logos

    A type of persuasive appeal that uses logic and evidence to support claims.

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