Rhtorical Analysis

2. The attitude of mood the speaker conveys
4. Appeal to logic
7. Deliberate decisions by the speaker (words, images, structure, style, etc.)
9. of Fact statement that asserts something is true or false is a Claim of_____.
12. statement that asserts something should or should not happen is a Claim of_____.
14. the stimulus for this specific text
15. Appeal to credibility/authority
16. a collection of ideas that create a clear stance on a topic with the goal to persuade
17. numerical data or statistics used to support a claim
19. non-numerical data that provides deep understanding of experiences, opinions, and behaviors
20. A statement that asserts the worth, quality, or morality of something is a Claim of_____.
21. an arguable statement that serves as the main idea for an argument.
22. the goal outcome or reaction of the text
23. facts that support the claim.
24. Appeal to emotion

1. supports a claim by drawing a comparison between two similar, but separate, situations.
3. Information, such as quotes, paraphrases, or details from a reliable text or primary source
5. uses imagined scenarios or "what if" situations to explain, illustrate, or support an argument, rather than presenting verified facts.
6. the intended receivers of the text
8. the writer or speaker of the text
9. the time, place, and “climate” of when the text was written
10. Use of narrative or personal stories to support a claim
11. Strategies to persuade by connecting audience to logic, emotion, or credibility
13. Explanations of how the facts support the claim. They are the “so what” factor.
18. supporting claims that clarify or deepen the main claim.