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Rhetorical Terms ChallengeVersión en línea Test your grasp of key rhetorical devices. por Myra 1 Which term means the repetition of a word group at the ends of consecutive clauses? a Epistrophe b Juxtaposition c Anaphora d Antithesis 2 Which device reverses the order of words in successive clauses? a Anaphora b Epistrophe c Chiasmus d Parallelism 3 What is the repetition of the same word at the start of sentences or clauses? a Anaphora b Juxtaposition c Epistrophe d Antithesis 4 Which term means placing opposing ideas side by side? a Juxtaposition b Anaphora c Antithesis d Chiasmus 5 What is the figure of speech that places opposite ideas together in a sentence? a Chiasmus b Antithesis c Juxtaposition d Anaphora 6 Which sentence structure has the main clause at the end for emphasis? a Interrogative Sentence b Periodic Sentence c Declarative Sentence d Loose (Cumulative) Sentence 7 Which device omits conjunctions between words or clauses? a Polysyndeton b Juxtaposition c Asyndeton d Anaphora 8 Which device uses many coordinating conjunctions between parts? a Epistrophe b Asyndeton c Chiasmus d Polysyndeton 9 Which term refers to repeating a sequence of words at the beginnings of neighboring clauses? a Anaphora b Antithesis c Chiasmus d Epistrophe 10 Which sentence type expresses commands or requests? a Interrogative Sentence b Imperative Sentence c Declarative Sentence d Exclamatory Sentence 11 What is the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences? a Diction b Genre c Metaphor d Syntax 12 Which term describes two or more ideas of equal importance in a sentence? a Hyperbole b Anaphora c Parallelism d Coinage 13 A clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence is called a(n) ? a Dependent clause b Coordinate clause c Independent clause d Main clause 14 Which sentence type has a subject and verb and forms a complete thought? a Dependent clause b Subordinate clause c Fragment d Independent clause 15 What is a sentence with one independent clause and one dependent clause? a Simple sentence b Compound sentence c Compound-complex sentence d Complex sentence 16 Which sentence type has two or more independent clauses joined by a conjunction? a Simple sentence b Compound sentence c Periodic sentence d Complex sentence 17 Which sentence places the main point at the end for emphasis? a Loose sentence b Exclamatory sentence c Periodic sentence d Declarative sentence 18 Which term refers to a sentence that requests or commands? a Exclamatory sentence b Declarative sentence c Interrogative sentence d Imperative sentence 19 What is the term for a sentence that makes a statement or declaration? a Declarative sentence b Interrogative sentence c Exclamatory sentence d Imperative sentence 20 Which figure of speech uses the repetition of a word group at the ends of consecutive clauses? a Anaphora b Epistrophe c Antithesis d Chiasmus

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Rhetorical Terms ChallengeVersión en línea

por Myra

Which term means the repetition of a word group at the ends of consecutive clauses?

Which device reverses the order of words in successive clauses?

What is the repetition of the same word at the start of sentences or clauses?

Which term means placing opposing ideas side by side?

What is the figure of speech that places opposite ideas together in a sentence?

Which sentence structure has the main clause at the end for emphasis?

Which device omits conjunctions between words or clauses?

Which device uses many coordinating conjunctions between parts?

Which term refers to repeating a sequence of words at the beginnings of neighboring clauses?

Which sentence type expresses commands or requests?

What is the arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences?

Which term describes two or more ideas of equal importance in a sentence?

A clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence is called a(n) ?

Which sentence type has a subject and verb and forms a complete thought?

What is a sentence with one independent clause and one dependent clause?

Which sentence type has two or more independent clauses joined by a conjunction?

Which sentence places the main point at the end for emphasis?

Which term refers to a sentence that requests or commands?

What is the term for a sentence that makes a statement or declaration?

Which figure of speech uses the repetition of a word group at the ends of consecutive clauses?