The single biggest language-analysis mistake: spotting a technique and stopping. 'The writer uses a rhetorical question' earns nothing. 'The rhetorical question positions readers to feel...' earns the mark. This is the real knowscape from knowhere, not a picture of one. Try it. Watch what actually changes.
Naming a technique isn't analysis. The question is always what it does to the reader, and why the writer wanted that.
Naming a technique without explaining its persuasive impact is not analysis; examiners reward students who connect the device to reader positioning, emotional effect, or argumentative purpose.
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