Supplementary Practice 13: Attribution, Quotation and Evidential Restraint in Rhetorical Analysis

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• Which claim follows from “wujidat risālatun,” and which does not?
• What is the grammatical role of “risālatun” in the passive clause?
• What supports a circumstantial reading of “wa-ʿalayhā ismun mamḥuwwun”?
• Which response best addresses “Is it the judge’s or his secretary’s?” when proof is absent?
• What is the logical scope of “laysa kullu ismin dalīlan”?
• Which proposition is emphasized by “inna al-khaṭṭa mutashābihun”?
• Why is wāw suitable in “al-khaṭṭu mutashābihun wa-l-khatmu mukhtalifun”?
• Why is linking script and seal under document attribution not merely a habitual imaginative link?
• When can “kāna ismuhu ʿalā al-ghilāf” function as explanatory resumption?
• What is the closest relation of the second clause in “The seal differs. The seal does not correspond”?
• What is the role of bal in “mā athbattu al-nisbata bal dhakartu annahā muḥtamalatun”?
• Given the exchange, which alternative is rejected by “innamā ṭalabtu muqāranata al-nusakh”?
• What is the key difference between denying authorship and saying it is unproven?
• What makes “wa-l-bāḥithūna yafḥaṣūna awrāqahā” suitable as a circumstantial clause?
• Why can the affirmative imperfect follow without wāw in “dakhala al-muḥaqqiqu yaḥmilu nuskhatayni”?
• What changes in “dakhala al-muḥaqqiqu wa-huwa yaḥmilu nuskhatayni”?
• What is the purpose of “wa-hādhā sharṭun lā yuhmalu” inserted into the sentence?
• Why can “matā naḥkumu? — baʿda al-faḥṣi” illustrate ellipsis?
• What principally distinguishes “lā ḥukma bi-lā bayyina” from an elliptical “baʿda al-faḥṣ”?
• How does “bi-ghayri bayyinatin” function as iḥtirās in the attribution statement?
• When can the daylight detail be treated as tatmīm?
• Which amplification pattern appears in the general statement followed by a changed seal and missing line?
• When is “we examined the documents and specifically the seal” specific-after-general?
• What two functions can “fa-l-ʿilmu amānatun” perform after postponing attribution?
• Which test best identifies a parenthetic clause in the worked passage?
• Why is “wa-lākin lam tathbut nisbatuhā” important in the revised attribution?
• When might both emphasis and iḥtirās be appropriate in the same discussion?
• If the judge’s name is found on the cover but authorship is not proved, what is the warranted conclusion?
• Which analysis best captures the concluding statement that denies proof, limits the request and appeals to trust?
• What is the best four-step process before assigning a rhetorical label in this lesson?