How To Use A Rhetorical Question
| Education : English A rhetorical question is not one that is supposed to be answered: rather it is a technique that authors use to try and make you think about their point, or to re-emphasise their point. For instance, if you state a fact such as: "the government has spent millions of pounds on space travel" ...and you want to argue it's a waste of money, you might add the rhetorical question at the end "...is this a worthwhile use of budget?" It is supposed to make you think, yes, it's a waste of money!
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