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October Terms Test

QuestionAnswer
exuscitatio emotional utterance that seeks to move an audience to a similar feeling
epideictic ceremonial; to commemorate
judicial forensic; accusing/defending
deliberative persuading; trying to affect one's opinion
encomium eulogy or tribute
enthymeme informally stated syllogism with an implied premise
epicrisis to quote and respond to the quote
exordium attention-grabbing device
exposition background info
refutation to prove wrong with argument/evidence
peroration conclusion; look to the future
prolepsis look to the future in anticipation
testimony firsthand authentication of a fact
tropes words used in unusual ways
consonance the repitition of interior consonant sounds
assonance the repitition of interior vowel sounds
commoratio emphasizing a point by repeating it in different words
epanalepsis "Always low prices. Always."
epimone repitition of a phrase/question.
epistrophe repeating words at the ends of clauses/phrases etc
epizeuxis repitition of word/phrase
ploce word is separated or repeated by way of emphasis. "Caesar was CAESAR"
polyptoton use of the same word in different cases; "Choosy moms choose Jif."
tenor the actual subject of a metaphor
vehicle a method the author uses to achieve purpose
archaism a word/expression not in general use at the time of writing
Created by: fogiebear
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