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What are some examples of a rhetorical question?

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The figure of speech is the form of question which are not asked to get answers but they are put to present a point more effectively.
Examples:
1.Am I a fool wasting my time with you?
2.Are you crazy?
3.Am I my brother's keeper?
4.Have you taken leave of your senses?
5.Am I teaching to statues?
6.Am I talking to walls?

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