Rhetorical Terms

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Across
  1. 3. An instance where a conclusion is drawn from two or more assumptions.
  2. 6. The overuse of conjunctions.
  3. 7. The usage of the same word or clause multiple times in a row.
  4. 9. An appeal to the sense of logic and reasoning.
  5. 10. A strong verbal or written attack.
  6. 11. The acknowledgement and argument against an opposing side.
  7. 12. A failure in reasoning.
  8. 13. When a word applies to multiple other words
Down
  1. 1. The reason or problem as to why someone is speaking.
  2. 2. The occurrence of the same sound or letter at the beginning of multiple words in a row.
  3. 4. Figure of speech where contradictory terms are used in conjunction with one another.
  4. 5. Figure of speech were a part is made to represent the whole.
  5. 6. Use of successive verbal constructions which correspond in structure, sound, meaning, and meter.
  6. 7. The lack of conjunctions.
  7. 8. An indirect reference.
  8. 14. An appeal to the sense of ethics and credibility.