AP Lang and Comp FINAL EXAM REVIEW (A+ GUARANTEED)

Rhetoric correct answers The art of speaking or writing effectively with persuasion. Aristotle's Triangle correct answers -Speaker - Audience - Subject - -if any of these have a weakness everything falls apart Ethos * correct answers Appeal to character to show that they are trustworthy and credible Logos * correct answers Offers clear, rational ideas... logical! Pathos * correct answers Offers an emotional appeal with emphasis on personal anecdotes or figurative language. The Perils of Indifference correct answers By: Elie Weisel (READ!!!) Background correct answers -Holocaust Surviver -grew up like us -from Carpathian Mountains What divices does Weisel use? correct answers -Uses rhetorical questions -Pathos -Ethos Main point correct answers Indifference is the worst thing, but even after so much indifference their is hope. Summary correct answers Is to denounce indifference and to praise those who stood up for the victims of the Holocaust. He makes a point to praise President and Mrs. Clinton for the actions they have taken to fight injustice, and then he begins by defining indifference, especially in regard to human indifference toward the suffering of a neighbor: Yet, for the person who is indifferent, his or her neighbors are of no consequence. And, therefore, their lives are meaningless. He continues by describing the role indifference played during the Holocaust and by calling out those who personified this condemning trait. Despite this negativity, he also highlights some positive occurrences, such as the defeat of Nazism and the collapse of communism. He asks if the world has grown up since then to become less indifferent to its sufferings. While he does not answer this and other difficult questions, he finishes the speech with a TONE OF PROGRESSION: And together we walk towards the new millennium, carried by profound fear and extraordinary hope. Chiasmus correct answers A sentence that involves the pattern of Ab and BA. This takes a pair of elements on one side and then reverses it on the other. EX. "ALL for ONE and ONE for ALL."