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KFC 3 / 24 / 14. What is rhetoric? Where may you experience rhetoric in your daily life? Remember you need a full paragraph of writing for credit. . Mr. DeGrazia 12 th Grade World Lit. The book theif. Rhetorical Triangle. “Champagne and Accordions” pg. 353.

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KFC 3 / 24 / 14

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  1. KFC 3/24/14 • What is rhetoric? Where may you experience rhetoric in your daily life? • Remember you need a full paragraph of writing for credit.

  2. Mr. DeGrazia 12th Grade World Lit. The book theif

  3. Rhetorical Triangle

  4. “Champagne and Accordions”pg. 353 • We are going to focus on rhetoric as we continue reading this novel. • Today, as I read this section aloud, I am going to model taking notes on the author’s portrayal of Hans Hubermann. • This will incorporate some of our discussions of characterization.

  5. Partner Reading • With a partner, you will read the next section, “The Trilogy.” • As you read, you will take notes on the mayor’s wife.

  6. Reflection • What does Hans represent in this novel?

  7. Reflection • Do you think the author’s portrayal of Hans in “Champagne and Accordions” is an example of rhetoric? Why or why not?

  8. Reflection • What does the Mayor’s wife represent in this novel?

  9. Reflection • Do you think the author’s portrayal of the mayor’s wife in this section was an example of rhetoric? Why or why not?

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