Loaded Question Definition Is used to imply something without coming out and saying it Why does the president hate rich people implies without saying it that the president hates rich people ID: 333220
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Loaded & Rhetorical Questions
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Loaded Question Definition
Is used to imply something without coming out and saying it. “Why does the president hate rich people?” implies without saying it that the president hates rich peopleSlide3
Cont. Loaded Question
Have you stopped beating your wife?
Whether he answers yes or no he implies to having a wife and at some point in the past has beaten her.Slide4
Cont. Loaded Question
I see your dog is nowhere to be seen, did he run away?
This would imply that they do have a dog and it must have ran away.Slide5
Cont. Loaded Question
Should spanking with an object be part of a good parental correction?
The question presupposes that spanking with an object is part of good parental correction.Slide6
Cont. Loaded Question
How does Andrea
Bocelli
a 13 year old child who singes Opera have such an explosive voice?
Implying that the child has a clear voice that sounds great to the one listening.Slide7
Rhetorical Question Definition
Asked just for effect or to lay emphasis on some point discussed when no real answer is expected. Slide8
Cont. Rhetorical Question
Questions for our daily life are:
“Who Knows?”
“Are you stupid?”
“Did you hear me?”
“Ok?”
“Why not?”