9 Use these rhetorical devices in a short sentence each on the subject of art, design or fashion. a. deliberate repetition
b. inverted commas for ironic effect
c. italics for emphasis
d. antithesis (opposites)
e. euphemism (making something sound more pleasant)
f. rule of three (using three of a kind)
g. bathos (a deliberate anti-climax to ridicule an argument)
h. hyperbole (deliberate exaggeration)
i. meiosis (deliberate understatement)
j. tautology (same thing said twice in different ways for emphasis)​

What satirical statement does washington irving make about tom walker and society in this excerpt from "the devil and tom walker"? he insisted that the money found through his means should be employed in his service. he proposed, therefore, that tom should employ it in the black traffic; that is to say, that he should fit out a slave ship. this, however, tom resolutely refused: he was bad enough in all conscience, but the devil himself could not tempt him to turn slave-trader. a. shunning slavery is expected even from morally corrupt men like tom. b. although tom shuns slavery, he still oppresses people with extortion. c. supporting slavery and participating in the slave trade is evil. d. tom realizes that the slave trade is worse than extorting money from others. e. indulging in extortion is more reprehensible than supporting slavery.