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Mrs. Wendy
Scruggs’s AP
English
Language
Brain Dump
**Don’t forget that
rhetorical analysis
(Question 2) must
always address any
tropes, schemes, or
devices in terms of
effect or intended
effect on the audience!

**Synthesis and
Argumentative you
should have more of
your analysis and
thoughts and use
LOGOS (facts) to
make your claims!
Also, don’t forget to
address the other
side of the claim like
with Rogerian logic.

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  • 1. Mrs. Wendy Scruggs’s AP English Language Brain Dump **Don’t forget that rhetorical analysis (Question 2) must always address any tropes, schemes, or devices in terms of effect or intended effect on the audience! **Synthesis and Argumentative you should have more of your analysis and thoughts and use LOGOS (facts) to make your claims! Also, don’t forget to address the other side of the claim like with Rogerian logic.