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Process Analysis
Instructions to accomplish something or analysis of how something was accomplished
Problem/Solution
Problem is identified and one or more solutions are proposed
Analysis
A topic is divided into its constituent partsm then the relationship between the parts are identified
Cause/Effect
Topic was caused by…or topic resulted in…
Compare/Contrast
One item or topic is compared (similarities) or contrasted (differences) to another
Definition
Topic is…or topic belongs to a class, usually followed by characteristics that do and do not define the class
Description
A spatial sequence that conveys an objective or subjective description of a person, place,thing
Exemplification
Generalization supported by examples
Narration
Writer relates a story or anecdote
Classification
Topic is broken into distinct categories
Argument
Topic is defended or recommended
main idea
summary of what the author said
function
the job of the paragraph within the piece
Rhetorically accurate verbs for function
Introduce, Describe, Explain, Clarify, Compare, Contrast, Establish, Indicate, Verify, Illustrate, Shift, Justify, Defend, Argue, Assert, Claim, Conclude, Juxtapose, Extend, Define, Narrate, Provide, Demonstrate, Prove
Device
Definition
Rhetorical Question
food for thought;create satire/sarcasm;pose dilemma
Euphemism
substituting a milder or less offensive sounding word(s)
Aphorism
universal commends, sayings, proverbs-convey major point
Repetition
Refrain; repeated word, sentence, or phrase
Restatement
Main point said another way
Irony
Either verbal or situational-good for revealing attitude
Allusion
refers to something universally known in another body of work or in history
Paradox
a statement that can be true and false at the same time
RAP SHEET Step 1
Make sure you understand what the prompt asks, BAT the prompt by noting Background, advice, and task and analyze for the rhetorical situation by completing HEAAMPT.
RAP SHEET Step 2
Read and annotate text. Divide and label into 2-3 divisions by shifts in MODE/MESSAGE/TONE/MAIN IDEA. Write the main idea and mode (Process analysis, description, Definition, Problem/Solution, Analysis, Exemplification, Argument, Cause/Effect, Classification, Compare/Contrast, Narration)
RAP SHEET Step 3
Add a function and add a tool that supports that function
RAP SHEET Step 4
What do the tools trigger among the audience? Mood words
RAP SHEET Step 5
Revisit and strengthen your purpose statemnt. The purpose of the text is to…in order to…;ultimately the author hopes to…