vocal

• q5 devices

  RREADSMFQC

  repetition

  rhetorical question

  rule of 3

  emotive language

  anecdote

  direct address

  simile

  metaphor

  facts

  quote reliable source

  counter argument
• q5 structure

  
  

  introduction

  short sentence

  first point

  repetition of rule of 3

  second point

  third point

  counter argument

  conclusion

  rule of 3
• unequivocal 


  • leaving no doubt
  • “there is unequivocal evidence”
• incontrovertible 


  • not able to be denied
  • ”the facts are incontrovertible - action must be taken now”
• catalyst


  causes change
• dichotomy 


  • clear divide
  • “there’s a stark dichotomy between what politicians promise and what they deliver”
• pernicious 


  • gradual harm
• ostensibly 


  • appearing to be true but possible not
  • “ostensibly, fast fashion offers affordability - but at what cost?”
• impetus 


  • force that makes something happen or happen faster
  • “public outrage gave impetus to the government response“
• ubiquitous 


  • present, appearing or found everywhere
  • “plastic pollution is ubiquitous, effecting oceans and wildlife globally”
• egregious


  • shocking bad
• mitigate 


  • to make something less harmful or serious
  • “we must take steps to mitigate the effects”
• advocate 


  support
• divisive 


  causes disagreement
• farcical 


  ridiculous
• futile 


  pointless
• perpetuate 


  continue
• scrutinise 


  examine closely
• alleviate 


  make less severe
• candid 


  truthful, honest
• coherent 


  logical and consistent
• concur 


  agree with
• diligent 


  showing effort
• gregarious 


  sociable
• impartial 


  unbiased
• meticulous 


  attention to detail
• nuance


  subtle difference
• obsolete 


  outdated
• quaint


  beautifully old fashioned
• Ubiquitous


  present everywhere
• venerable 


  given respect due to age and wisdom
• zealous 


  having ambition for
• ambiguous 


  vague
• eloquent 


  fluent in speaking
• fervent 


  passion
• judicious 


  fair judgement
• lament


  express sorrow or regret
• paradoxical 


  contradicts itself
• quintessential 


  Representing a typical example of a quality/class.
• Sagacious


  showing good judgement