Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rhetorical"

A: Only for the purpose of making a point/ speaking. A rhetorical question is one that the speakers doesn’t actually want answered, it is asked to make a point.
“Do I look stupid to you?” Is a rhetorical question to express disbelief at an excuse, the questioner is not actually welcoming a response.

A: rhetorical means the answer is obvious. For example, if I ask you a rhetorical question, I do not actually expect you to respond, since we both know what the answer is already.

A: Rhetorical is a question you ask but you don't really have to answer. The effect of using a rhetorical question for example, is to leave your audience, viewers or readers in thought. E.g In a speech you might ask, "Ladies and gentlemen, do you all have a role model?" And not answer the question, but leave them in thought thus making the question rhetorical.

A: A question or statement that does not need an answer

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