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English Language Arts · 9–12

The Power of Words: Analyzing Rhetorical Devices

Students learn to identify anaphora, pathos, ethos, and logos through Martin Luther King Jr.'s “I Have a Dream” speech and an original persuasive passage.

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Students learn to identify anaphora, pathos, ethos, and logos through Martin Luther King Jr.'s “I Have a Dream” speech and an original persuasive passage. Guided questions support annotation and explanation of how rhetorical choices affect an audience.

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  • Students will identify anaphora, pathos, ethos, and logos in persuasive texts.
  • Students will annotate examples of rhetorical devices.
  • Students will explain how rhetorical devices affect an audience.
  • Students will analyze emotional, ethical, and logical appeals.