Voice, Tone, and Rhetorical Strategies (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Voice, Tone, and Rhetorical Strategies
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Orwell's dual persona in the essay

Insider-critic and fellow reformer

Effect of 2nd-person imperatives ('you')

Creates immediate engagement & personal responsibility

Voice vs Tone difference

Voice = writer's personality; Tone = emotional quality

Parataxis definition

Short simple sentences/clauses side by side without conjunctions

Anaphora definition

Repetition of words/phrases at start of successive clauses

3 rhetorical appeals Orwell uses

Ethos (credibility), pathos (emotion), logos (logic)

Why Orwell commits errors he condemns

Shows rules should guide not imprison; makes readers more alert

Purpose of cataloguing technique

Shows variety/prevalence; creates overwhelming evidence effect

What tone reveals in writing

Writer's values and perspective

How vulnerability creates credibility

Makes advice come from understanding rather than superiority

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