Abolition and Women’s Rights Movements, Part 2

Question 1

What type of diction is “something out of kilter” an example of?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

informal

Question 2

What is the effect of Sojourner Truth calling her audience “children”?

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It places Truth in the role of a mother teaching the audience an important lesson.

Question 3

Which of the following choices best describes the syntax in this quotation?

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complex

Question 4

Which of the following choices best describes the type of appeal used in this quotation?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

logos

Question 5

What do you notice about the syntax Truth uses in presenting to the audience? Her syntax is complex and appealing.Her syntax is simple and lacks complete thoughts.Her syntax doesn’t reflect her or her message.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Her syntax is complex and appealing.

Question 6

Which of the following choices best describes the diction in this quotation?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

informal

Question 7

How does Truth’s diction affect the way her argument is presented to the audience? Her literal diction creates confusion.Her abstract diction creates clarity.Her informal diction creates vulnerability.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

Her informal diction creates vulnerability.

Question 8

What type of diction is “something out of kilter” an example of?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

informal

Question 9

What is the effect of Sojourner Truth calling her audience “children”?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

It places Truth in the role of a mother teaching the audience an important lesson.

Question 10

Which of the following choices best describes the syntax in this quotation?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

complex

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