the use of a number of conjunctions in close succession

Ex: he ran and jumped and laughed for joy

Sig: To emphasize all parts of a sentece

-a conjunction that connects two grammatical elements of identical construction

-John and mark

-allows for the integration of multiple elements in a sentence

-a conjunction introducing a subordinate clause

-They were glad when I finished.

-allow a writer to show which idea is more and which is less important

-A caluse that doess not stand alone as a sentence, but depends on another clause to complete its meaning,  also known as subordinate clauses

-When i finish this homework, I will be very happy.

-Allow the writer to stress more importance or less on diferent ideas

-A clause that can stnad alone as a sentence

-"Age is strictly a case of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter" (Jack Benny)

-allows the writer to create more complex sentences.

- a sequence according to time of ocurrence

-I woke up, took a shower and left my house.

-method of description that begins at one geographical point and moves onward in an orderly fashion. Arranged according to their physical position or relationships.

-Describing a room, I might start with what I see as I enter the door, then what I see as I step to the middle of the room, and finally the far side. Description, examples & illustrations

-Allows for organization

-order given in sequence od cause and effect

-It started to rain, I took my umbrella out, the wind came and blew it away, so I got wet.

-Allows for organization

-device used to create a feeling to the exposed one, comical writing or talk in general.

-"To be in love is merely to be in a state of perceptual anesthesia." - H.L. Mencken

-adds diversity to writing and in times allows the writer to make a point more easily

-quality or character of sound

-Sharp, Restrained, Compassionate are all tonal words used to describe writing, speechs, arguments, etc.

-set feeling and direction in an argument

-a speech or writing in praise of a person or thing, esp. a set oration in honor of a deceased person.

-Death may be the greatest of all human blessings. (Socrates)

-another form of writing with added diversity that enables the speaker to express their point towards something

-a light, humorous play in which the plot depends upon a skillfully exploited situation rather than upon the development of character.

-William Shakespeare: The Comedy od Errors (ca1592), The Big Bang Theory 

-another form of writing with added diversity that enables the speaker to express their point towards something

-"Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering. I sense much fear in you." Frank Oz as Yoda in Star Wars the Phantom Menace

-Diversity in writing and another form of expression

-a figure of speech that consists of the use of the name of one object or concept for that of another to which it is related, or of which it is a part

-count heads (count people)

-another form of explression in writing

-logic, a=b, a=c, then b=c, a deductive inference of certain other forms with two premises, such as the hypothetical syllogism

-a=b, a=c, then b=c

-form of logic, allows for greater understanding and reasoning

-the use of a word to modify or govern two or more words when it is appropriate to only one of them or is appropriate to each but in a different way.

-On his fishing trip, he caught three trout and a cold.

-shows relationships between ideas or actions more clearly

-Context base on a Topic/Message that appeals to logic, in which the Speaker/Writer uses ethos appeals and inturn affects the emotional appeals of an Audience/Readers

-an argument containing complete logos, ethos and pathos appeals

- creates a well established argument

-one of the five steps in speech preparation, the process of choosing ideas appropriate to the subject, audience, and occasion.

-creative and innovative idea

-organizes the steps to form an argument and all its parts along with it.

-one of the five steps in speech preperation, the manner in which things are arranged

-organization of ideas

-organizes the areas from which speechs are created

-one of the five steps taken to build a speech, a particular kind, sort, or type, as with reference to form, appearance, or character

-type of writing, terms used, diction, etc.

-another part which enables the construction of speeches

-the step in the classical preparation of a speech in which the wording is memorized.

-any speech given by memorization

-another part which enables the construction of speeches

-the step of speech construction in rhetoric in which the argument is released or displayed

-any speech given

-another part which enables the construction of speeches

-the attribution of a personal nature or character to inanimate objects or abstract notions

-the cars ran across the road, fast and agressively turning to reach the goal.

-for use of creative artistic writing

-the anticipation of possible objections in order to answer them in advance.

-character who is about to die might be described as "the dead man" before he is actually dead. In a movie it would be a flashfoward.

-figure of speech that adds to the diverse language of rhetoric

-act of defining or making definite

-any of the past vocab cards in which a word is defined by meaning and significance

-allows for organization and understanding

-words used by an author or speaker

-prose or poetry

-gives taste in writing

-any small section of a larger structure or whole, considered as a unit

-in the scalp of a man a white hair.

-give spice to writing

-to arrange or organize classes in a form of construction

-the food pyramid

-allows for better organization

-organization set by differences

-food pyramid

-allows for greater organization and understanding

-organization by the most ocurring or constant event or idea

-temperature average in a week

-allows for better organization

-structure of organization given through similarities and diferences

-a venn diagram

-allows for organization and better understanding

-a passing or casual reference; an incidental mention of something, either directly or by implication, often mentioning the works of others.

-In the simpsons show, allusions are common by mentioning movies, music, literature etc.

-form of rhetorical aesthetics which gives color to speech or writing etc.

-language pertaining to one or more of the 5 senses

-The house was filled with the smell of popcorn and nacho cheese.

-aesthetics into writing along with flavor

-form of argument composed of diferent parts by Stephen Toulmin

-Claim, Qualifier, Good Reasons, Warrants, Backing, Evidence, Authority, Conditions of Rebuttal, Response.

-gives an outline of what good composed arguments should look like

-system of organization to build an argument

-Intruduction, background, Lines of Argument, Alternative arguments, Conclusion

-gives an outline of what good composed arguments should look like

-argument based upon the final goal of finding a common ground between two opposing sides

-Dad gives half of the food to one son and the other half to the other.

-gives an outline of what arguments should look like

-written or spoken communication or debate

-Winston Churchill's speech to the House of Commons of the Parliment of the United Kingdom

-style of speech

-informally-stated syllogism which omits either one of the premises or the conclusion

-Ed is allergic to foods containing monosodium glutamate, so he cannot eat Chinese food seasoned with it.

-slightly understating yet clearly pointing out some assertion

-brief text that is intended to explore a specific subject or concept through the examination of multiple ideas on that topic.

-any essay that fit the definition above

-gives another format of essay

-part of toulmin argument as well as other types of argument, logical and persuasive connection between a claim and the reasons and the data supporting it

-NASA should launch a human expedition to Mars because Americanse need a unifying national goal. What unifies a nation ought to be a national priority.

-adds to the complexity of Toulmin argument

-part of Toulmin argumnet, evidence necessary to support warrant, containing all 3 forms of appeals

- In respect to the previous card (warrant vocab card). On a personal level, Americans want to be part of something bigger than themselves.

-adds to the complexity of Toulmin arguments

-a statement, one of the parts of Toulmin argument

-NASA should launch a human expedition to Mars because Americanse need a unifying national goal.

-gives the main idea of what the argument is about

-major points in Toulmin argument from the claim

-The american people are politically divided along lines of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, and class.

-adds to the complexity of Toulmin argument

-act or instance of elaborating, part of Toulmin argument

-part of evidence and authority

-adds to complexity of toulmin

-part of argument in which the speaker suggests the audience to a stand in the argument and in times, to do something

-Go online and get your new free one month trial of netflix now.

-gives an alternative to audience

-to induce to believe by appealing to reason or understanding; convince

-Give me your money and I will invest it and in three years it will be doubled

-form of argument in which the speaker ties to turn the audience to his/her own side

-an oral disagreement; verbal opposition; contention; altercation, a statement, reason, or fact for or against a point

-two kids fighting for a hotwheels car.

-central motive of everyday life, everything is an argument

-claims which the other side might use in an argument to attck your won

-In a claim: The federal government should ban smoking, the conditions of rebuttal would be that smokers have rights too.

-another part of toulmin that adds to the well establishment of an argument

-answer or response as in words or actions

-hey whats up.

-the reaction of audience

-argument in form of a painting, picture, object, etc

-any photo that shows an argument, the american flag

-another of the many forms of argument

-method usedto define the argument and its parts in a visual argument

-steps taken to define the argument of the american flag

-allows for the understanding of visual arguments

-steps used to understand the parts of a text

-Title, author, genre, tone, audience, purpose

-allows for the understanding of writing

- a shift in tone

-The girl was beautiful but when she was mad she turned into an angry witch.

-gives aesthetic value to speech and writing, etc.

-tone that differs from a previous one in turn of a tonal shift

-The girl was beautiful but once she was mad she turned into an ugly witch.

-gives aesthetic and argument into writing

-linear form of discource style in which the claim is stated at the begining and at the end

-the claim, evidence, elaboration, conclusion and claim

-just another form of discourse

-style used most common with romance languages in which the speaker goes on and on displaying the aesthetics of something, many times nature

-claim, evidence, elaboration, elaboration,

-another form of discourse style