2. Intro to Rhetoric Quizlet

3. Patterns of Development Juxtaposing two things to highlight their similarities and differences Comparison and contrast

4. Patterns of Development Sets the boundaries of a thing, a concept, an emotion, or a value Definition

5. Patterns of Development Providing a series of facts, specific cases, or instances, turning a general idea into a concrete one, making the argument clearer Exemplification

6. Patterns of Development Explains how something works, how to do something, or how something was done Process analysis

7. Patterns of Development Establishes mood and atmosphere with the use of imagery Description

8. Patterns of Development Recounting a series of events, usually governed by chronology Narration

9. Identify: It was a narrow room, with a rather high ceiling, and crowded from floor to ceiling with goodies. There were rows and rows of hams and sausages of all shapes and colors--white, yellow, red, and black; fat and lean and round and long--rows of canned preserved, cocoa and tea, bright translucent glass bottles

10. Of honey, marmalade, and jam; round bottles and slender bottles, filled with liqueurs and punch--all these things crowded every inch of the shelves from top to bottom. Which pattern of development?

11. DESCRIPTION

12. Identify If you have never done any whittling or wood carving before, the first skill to learn is how to sharpen your knife. You may be surprised to learn that even a brand-new knife needs sharpening. Knives are never sold honed (finely sharpened), although some gouges and chisels are. It is essential to learn the

13. …firm stroke on the stone that will keep your blades sharp. The sharpening stone must be fixed in place on the table, so that it will not move around. You can do this by placing a piece of rubber inner tube or a thin piece of foam rubber under it… What pattern?

14. PROCESS ANALYSIS

15. Identify Oppressed people deal with their oppression in three characteristic ways. One way is acquiescence: the oppressed resign themselves to their doom. They tacitly adjust themselves to oppression, and thereby become conditioned to it…A second way that oppressed people sometimes deal with

16. …oppression is to resort to physical violence and corroding hatred… The third was open to oppressed people in their quest for freedom is the way of nonviolent resistence… Pattern?

17. CLASSIFICATION AND DIVISION