Rhetoric devices

Rhetoric devicesAnnabelle Turner & Kelly Brick

The devicesAporia AposiopesisAsyndetonApostrophe

AporiaDefinition: A statement of hesitation, also known as dubitation, in which characters express to themselves an actual or feigned doubt or a doubt of dilemmaExample: Im not sure where to begin?

Aporia My ProjectI dont know if it is right for the press to have regulated as we want to know what is going on in the world but at the same time, I feel that people should have privacy.

Aposiopesis

Definition:Abrupt discontinuation of a statementExample:If you do that again, I will

Aposiopesis My ProjectThe press really should be regulated because they are ---

AsyndetonDefinition: Absence of conjunctions, not conjunctions present.Example:We cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground

Asyndeton My ProjectThere are no conjunctions in the Olympic Motto. They could have put, faster and higher and stronger, but this doesnt make the same powerful affect.

Faster, Higher, Stronger".

Apostrophe Definition: Interruption of thought to directly address a person or a personificationExample: He tried to betray you, to cheat you, to deceive you.

Apostrophe My ProjectDont you think the Olympics has left a good legacy?

To SummarizeAporia a hesitation or doubt - I dont know if it is right for the press to have regulated as we want to know what is going on in the world but at the same time, I feel that people should have privacy.Aposiopesis - Abrupt discontinuation of a statement - The press really should be regulated because they are ---Apostrophe - Interruption of thought to directly address a person or a personificationDont you think that the Olympic has left a good legacy?Asyndeton - Absence of conjunctions, not conjunctions present - " Faster, Higher, Stronger.

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