English
AP English Language and Composition
Unit 2: Basic Rhetorical Modes
english
ap
basic rhetorical modes
rhetorical
modes
language
audience
classification
how
idea
analyze
thesis
central idea
information
writing
style
example
illustration
readers
folklore
quality
accumulation
analogy
analogies
expository writing
writing
explanation
argumentation
subject
plato
AP English Language & Composition
Rhetorical modes
are ways of using language that are intended to have an effect on the audience.
Analogies
are sometimes used to explain things that are difficult to understand by comparing them with things that are easier to understand.
expository writing
A type of writing that presents information, explains a topic, or provides an analysis. It is objective, factual, and focuses on presenting evidence and supporting arguments using evidence and analogies. It does not include personal opinions or biases. Examples include essays, reports, and research papers.
argumentative writing
focuses on presenting factual information and logical arguments, without relying on analogies.
A form of writing that presents a claim supported by evidence and reasoning. It aims to persuade the reader to agree with the writer's viewpoint via factual information and logical arguments, without relying on opinion based strategies, like analogies
classification
The process of grouping objects or ideas based on their shared characteristics or properties. It helps organize information and understand relationships between different elements.