Rhetorical Devices Quiz "Saddam Hussein Speech 2003"

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Rhetorical Devices in Saddam Hussein's Speech

Test your understanding of rhetorical devices used in Saddam Hussein's 2003 speech! This quiz will challenge your knowledge of different literary techniques by presenting quotes from the speech and asking you to identify the devices used.

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Identify The Rhetorical Device Used: "Allah is strict in punishment. Thus (will it be said): "Taste ye then of the (punishment): for those who resist Allah, is the penalty of the Fire."

Metaphor

Allusion

Simile

Personofication

Identify The Rhetorical Device Used: The light of truth belongs to us.......

Similie

Personification

Metaphor

Dramatic Irony

Identify The Rhetorical Device Used: Long live Palestine from the sea to the river. Long live Great Iraq and its valiant army of Mujahideen.

Parallelism

Allusion

Personification

Situational Irony

Identify The Rhetorical Device Used: Our chests are filled with the great conviction in our victory, whose fruit will be in our hands......

Simile

Metaphor

Allusion

Analogy

Identify The Rhetorical Device Used: The moon, the stars and the sun will, with Allah's Grace expose all the schemes that they hide in the darkness of their minds and chests.

Allusion

Personification

Analogy

Parallelism

Identify The Rhetorical Device Used: (Check all that apply) .....the Merciful, the Compassionate.....

Parallelism

Metaphor

Simile

Allusion

Identify The Rhetorical Device Used: As citizens of this prosperous nation do you find it acceptable in any way to neglect our past?

Allusion

Parallelism

Rhetorical Question

Analogy

The following sentence contains a metaphor: "The sacrifices offered in blood once poured on our lands like water from rapids, hence, we won’t let the lives of those who suffered be in vain."

True

False

The following sentence contains a metaphor: "......in a spirit both pure and full of faith, unstained by treason to the principles or abandonment of the pledge we......."

True

False

The following sentence contains an analogy: "......our enemy has the darkness of the present and the darkness of distant horizons."

True

False

Rhetorical Devices Quiz "Saddam Hussein Speech 2003"

Rhetorical Devices in Saddam Hussein's Speech

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