Aaron Naim/Rhetorical devices

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Across
  1. 1. A comparisons of like things.
  2. 6. A person experience relating to the argument.
  3. 7. Asking a question that you do not need the answer to.
  4. 8. Thoughts worth hearing from the experience of the speaker.
  5. 9. Facts that support your side or argument.
  6. 11. Convincing people by using emotion and guilt.
  7. 13. Supporting a product.
  8. 15. The act of going over again.
Down
  1. 2. The repetition of words in a sentence or rhythm.
  2. 3. When words like "only", "and" and "all" used to exaggerate peoples opinions.
  3. 4. using facts to support an argument.
  4. 5. Liking a particular subject due to its popularity.
  5. 10. Comparing two unlike things.
  6. 12. Numerical facts that back up an argument.
  7. 14. Words that evoke emotions.
  8. 16. Convincing others by using emotions.