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1 Rhetorical strategies What devices are used Effectiveness of each
Use of persona Identify/describe Purpose/effect Structure and organization Phrasing Vocabulary Syntax parallelism/anaphora/chiasmus/ polysyndeton/asyndeton/periodic/ zeugma (?) They covered themselves with dust and glory. Rhetorical strategies What devices are used Effectiveness of each Think: how are points presented Patterns Shifts Tone Purpose Identify the purpose in each paragraph

2 Vocabulary used throughout the test:
solemnity acerbity gentility obduracy majesty bombastic contrite fawning ingratiating intimate anecdote sententious aphorism poignant buoyant vacuous diminutive didactic pretentious cynicism caustic flippant indifference

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