After two weeks of studying rhetorical devices, types of rhetoric, and methods for identifying rhetorical techniques, which rhetorical device do you find most effective or compelling, and why?

 

    The rhetorical devices that I find the most efficient to use is an analogy, since it help explain complex concepts. I like learning about biology, especially on the cellar level. Many of these viruses and Bactria I like to study, scientists will explain them with analogies.


We took the rhetoric test today.


I learned about more rhetoric.

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