Thursday, December 9, 2010

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Students,

Today we discussed "The Ways We Lie" by Stephanie Ericsson.

Tomorrow we will continue to review "The Ways We Lie," more rhetorically this time, and then discuss "Yes, Virginia," which you will have read and annotated.

In Cold Blood is on sale for $12; please note that we will have a reading assignment due early in January.

Below is your final exam review sheet in table form, which you will receive today or tomorrow.  The sheet is printed in purple, for your ease of reference.

Final Exam Review Table – You are welcome!
Rhetorical Terms

Term
Definition
Example
Syllogistic reasoning


Allegory



Allusion



Apostrophe



Ellipsis



Apothegm



Ad hoc argument



Equivocation



Historical Fallacy



Sophistry



Platitudes



Synesthesia



Imperative



Bathos



Onomatopoeia



Chiasmus





General Vocabulary

Word
Definition
POS
Erroneous



Gourmands



Reticent



Wavers



Certitude



Detached



Divert



Profess



Belittle



Sentiments



Martial



Fervent



Eminent



Carnage



Speculative



Toll



Parameters



Percepts



Rapport



Homilies



Slander



Devoid



Evoke



Plight



Histrionic



Rash (adj.)



Stoic



Epitomize



Induce



Efficacious



Infallible



Encrusted



Atoned



Polytheistic



Subverted



Sage



Simpleton



Dominions



Odious



Abominable



Supplicants



Swains



Sanction



Demagogic



Duplicitous



Citadel



Curb (verb)



Ingratitude



Pretense



Hindrance



Inordinate



Paganism



Millstone



Delineate



Stoop



Intricacies



Foils



Disdain



Scorn





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