College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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When writing a rhetorical analysis, it is important to

  1. consider author intent

  2. limit literary devices

  3. focus on grammar

  4. avoid the use of research

The correct answer is: consider author intent

When writing a rhetorical analysis, it is important to consider author intent because this allows the reader to understand the purpose and message behind the piece. Limiting literary devices (option B) would make the analysis shallow and ignore important elements of the text. Focusing on grammar (option C) is not as important as analyzing the author's intentions and message. Avoiding the use of research (option D) would also limit the depth of the analysis and potentially miss important context or background information.

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