Introduction to Rhetoric -Rhetoric is a tool that enhances composition (writing) -It consists of different rhetorical devices used cohesively to: persuade,

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Introduction to Rhetoric -Rhetoric is a tool that enhances composition (writing) -It consists of different rhetorical devices used cohesively to: persuade, inform, express, or entertain

Diction An author’s choice of words. These words are carefully chosen to enhance the writing and produce an effect on the reader.

Tone The attitude an author has toward his/her subject. The attitude an author has toward his/her subject. The tone of a piece is determined by an author’s diction. The tone of a piece is determined by an author’s diction.

Citizenship in a Republic Read “Citizenship in a Republic” by Theodore Roosevelt. Circle any unique diction you find or diction you feel might lend itself to indicate tone. Read “Citizenship in a Republic” by Theodore Roosevelt. Circle any unique diction you find or diction you feel might lend itself to indicate tone. Take notes/write down your thoughts when you feel necessary Take notes/write down your thoughts when you feel necessary Afterwards, determine the tone for this speech using your Tone Vocabulary list. Afterwards, determine the tone for this speech using your Tone Vocabulary list.

In a group Share with one another the unique diction you circled. Share with one another the unique diction you circled. Discuss/determine what might be the tone of the speech. Discuss/determine what might be the tone of the speech.

Paragraph What is the tone of Roosevelt’s “Citizenship in a Republic” and how does his diction contribute to that tone? What is the tone of Roosevelt’s “Citizenship in a Republic” and how does his diction contribute to that tone?