create an informal tone for the purpose to mock and entertain. 'The Stone Age Report' is a transcript of an extract from 'Horrible Histories' which is a fact based children's programme that often exaggerates and mocks historical events in order to teach yet entertain the young audience. In 'The Stone Age Report' Bob Hale, a fictional news reporter, often creates an informal tone through his use of atypical scientific terms which are often slightly altered to suit the young audience. This is evident
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July?” while Abraham Lincoln was fighting for unity for all within the Union and Confederate states. Both of these speakers were able to captivate their audiences through their unique tones, methods, and diction to win over the audience and gain their support. Unique Tones, Methods, and Diction for Douglass Douglass was very clear and had one purpose when it came to making speeches and that was to gain rights for the African American community. He believed in equality for all, regardless of what color
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fair, and this novel captures his conniving plans and murders. The authors use of point of view, tone and diction to target the audience and develop the purpose: extravagant things overcast the evil that goes unnoticed. Larson wrote this novel to inform people about the factual happenings of the worlds fair construction and the lesser known murder of H.H. Holmes, but he also wrote to show the audience that extravagant things can cause people to overlook disturbing yet important truths. Larson’s
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heads whom was written by Debora Lynn; a manager at Crafston Solutions, Inc. The purpose of this document is to inform and provide information to employees about the company policy regards to annual bonus leave for employees with outstanding performance. The purpose of the document was fulfilled because it gave out important information only, it got straight to the point, and it also was appropriate for any audience to read. Even though this document is from 2006, it is a memo that I found to be
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economic depression in the U.S. He establishes the subject of freedom of speech and opinion to be the most important right and must be preserved. He goes to show his true purposes, make the audience realize freedom of opinion and speech are luxuries and must be preserved at all costs. Lippman attempts to become closer to the audience through the usage of ethos, pathos , and logos. He further
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Atlanta, GA 30303 Phone 404.555.0167 • Fax 404.555.0168 Table of Contents Introduction 1 Training-at-a-Glance 1 The Writing Process 2 Planning Business Messages 3-9 Defining Your Purpose 3-4 Understanding Your Audience 4-5 Gathering Information 6-7 Establishing a Good Relationship 8-9 Writing Business Messages 10-16 Organizing Your Message 10-13 Understanding the Need for
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strategies to appeal to the audience and support the purpose of the argument. Numerous schemes and tropes, such as hyperboles, metaphors, erotema, antithesis, and repetition draw attention to the purpose of the speech and demand focus from the audience. Appeals to ethos, logos, and pathos strategically employed throughout the speech enhance the overall effect of the argument. By properly exhausting rhetorical strategies, Henry creates a demanding yet respectful tone that is strong, honorable, and
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the battles of the Civil War. He enhances the reader’s knowledge through the different perspectives of both positions on the war. Shaara’s purpose, in the above excerpt, is to emphasize the persistence of the Union throughout the war. The Union carries several hardships and losses. He inputs a nationalistic and courageous tone in order to inspire his audience, his troops, to fight and not give up the line to the rebels. Shaara begins his passage by establishing the courage and persistence of the
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