Paragraph 4 What does Henry appeal to in this paragraph pathos, ethos, logos. – What image do words like and create? “cover” “darken” This is an example of parallelism because the structure repeats the same point : are “They meant for us; they can be meant for no other” (Henry, 4). WHAT is the point he is making? Give 2 examples of imagery in paragraph 4 regarding chains and slavery. Paragraph 5: OPPOSING ARGUMENT Henry uses rhetorical questions to disprove the opposing viewpoints. To which of the 3 appeals do the questions establish? How does he refute the questions? Use of and create (which appeal) _________ with the _____________. “ourselves” “we” Paragraph 6- beginning have petitioned…” “We What is the only remaining option according to Henry? Henry lists from least significance to most significant in the first sentence. What does he show in this order? False hope is again mentioned. Cite the quotes and explain its effect at this part of his speech. Paragraph 7 1.Henry uses exclamatory sentences in this paragraph. What is the tone of these sentences? Paragraph 8-“They tell us that we are weak…” Why is the first sentence an opposing viewpoint? the delusive phantom of hope” what is the imagery? “hugging – Paragraph 9: we are not weak…” “Sir, How does Henry refute the idea that the colonies are weak? Why does he mention Boston at this particular moment of his speech? Paragraph 10 Explain the metaphor in this paragraph. as for me, give me liberty or give me death! (Henry, 10). This is an example of parallel “But structure of what two subjects?
Paragraph 4 What does Henry appeal to in this paragraph – pathos, ethos, logos. What image do words like “cover” and “darken” create? This is an example of parallelism because the structure repeats the same point : “They are meant for us; they can be meant for no other” (Henry, 4). WHAT is the point he is making? Give 2 examples of imagery in paragraph 4 regarding chains and slavery. Paragraph 5: OPPOSING ARGUMENT Henry uses rhetorical questions to disprove the opposing viewpoints. To which of the 3 appeals do the questions establish? How does he refute the questions? Use of “ourselves” and “we” create (which appeal) _________ with the _____________. Paragraph 6- beginning “We have petitioned…” What is the only remaining option according to Henry? Henry lists from least significance to most significant in the first sentence. What does he show in this order? False hope is again mentioned. Cite the quotes and explain its effect at this part of his speech. Paragraph 7 1.Henry uses exclamatory sentences in this paragraph. What is the tone of these sentences? Paragraph 8-“They tell us that we are weak…” Why is the first sentence an opposing viewpoint? “hugging the delusive phantom of hope” – what is the imagery? Paragraph 9: “Sir, we are not weak…” How does Henry refute the idea that the colonies are weak? Why does he mention Boston at this particular moment of his speech? Paragraph 10 Explain the metaphor in this paragraph. “But as for me, give me liberty or give me death! (Henry, 10). This is an example of parallel structure of what two subjects?