Question

How would you explain literary and rhetorical devices??

Answer 1

haha i am going over this in class now too. the way our teacher said to explain this was that rhetoric devices are used like rhetorical questions, if that makes any sense to you

Answer 2

Kinda. But we're supposed to write a paragraph about how it was used in a short story. So I need the detailed explanation. xP

Answer 3

ok sorry, i will try and do a quick search here. i have it in my notes somewhere! lol so disorganized XD

Answer 4

Haha that's okay!! Thanks. :)

Answer 5

yeah no problem. just studying for my precalc test.... and my AP government... lol never become a junior if you can help it! lol

Answer 6

Hah. I already am. :(

Answer 7

oh...well then we are in the same boat. and i cant find it in my notes so idk... IM SORRY!!! :{ im still lookin. and if ya need help with anything else, i will always keep checking back

Answer 8

and what short story was it used in that your supposed to write about?

Answer 9

Uh... it's kind of stupid LOL, it's a fable, it's called The Rebellion of the Magical Rabbits. I know right??!!

Answer 10

a tad odd and weird chica if i do say so myself. lol but whatever floats ur boat. lol no worries, it cant be any weirder than me liking doctor who!... so nerdy haha

Answer 11

well just plug them in if they dont have a plug then use genarator

Answer 12

Rhetoric is the ancient art of argumentation and discourse. Thus, rhetorical devices would be the devices used to manipulate the language to effectively transmit the author’s message to a reader. Whereas, literary devices are applicable to literature that has a primary universal function as an art form expressing ideas through language to readers.

Answer 13

(in writing or speech) the undue use of exaggeration or display; bombast.