January 23, 2026

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?

After two weeks of studying rhetorical devices, types of rhetoric, and methods for identifying rhetorical techniques, the rhetorical device I find the most effective is rhetorical questions. I think this because it gets the point across while also making the audience question and understand the answer. It also has various ways to be used like when you are mad, being sarcastic, annoyed, and so many more ways. I think this is also the device I use the most although sometimes it can be condescending I think it really helps me get my point across and is very powerful. 

Summary:

Today in class we did our rhetoric quiz.

Reflection:

Today in class I think I did OKAY at best on the quiz I just think I got a bit mixed up on two of the devices and it tripped me up. 


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