Nicole Cigliano/ Rhetorical Devices

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Across
  1. 2. a comparison of the relationship between multiple things.
  2. 3. Words word choice that influences people through emotion.
  3. 6. Question asking a question not needing an answer to.
  4. 10. appealing to ethics and credibility.
  5. 11. a statement made by someone who supports your argument.
  6. 13. a number or percentage used to represent facts and backup your argument.
  7. 14. the act of going over again.
  8. 15. Opinion a professional and educated opinion.
Down
  1. 1. using a personal story with details to support your argument.
  2. 2. repetition of words in a sentence or rhythm.
  3. 4. when authors use specific words to amplify their opinions and to make the impact of the argument greater.
  4. 5. persuading your audience so that they will know that others share the same opinion.
  5. 7. Study Researching facts to support your argument.
  6. 8. using logic and reason to prove to others that your idea is true.
  7. 9. convincing others by using emotions.
  8. 12. a direct comparison of two unlike things not using like or as.