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Persuasion Quiz 6th
Persuasion Quiz 6th
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1
What's the term for either really positive or negative words/phrases?
ethos
loaded language
anecdotes
statistics
2
This advertisement uses all of these appeals EXCEPT...
rhetorical question
a key image
humor
loaded language
3
How should you address your opponent's points?
with fallacies
(you should not address them)
with red herrings
with a counterargument
4
When the writer quotes a doctor in an ad for Advil, that is an example of...
pathos (emotions)
ethos (credibility)
bandwagon appeal
logos (logic, #s)
5
"40% of middle school students receive a weekly allowance" is an example of....
a counterargument
a testimonial
a rhetorical question
a statistic
6
This advertisement uses which technique?
celebrity testimonial
rhetorical fallacy
brand recognition
counterargument
7
Which technique is used in this ad for Nike shoes?
celebrity endorsement
ethos
logos
loaded language
8
Which of the following is the best example of negatively loaded language?
slaughtered
taken
put down
put to sleep
9
The evidence a writer gives to back up a claim is...
ad hominem
support
premise
a fallacy
10
Which technique is used in this ad for Nike?
celebrity endorsement
statistics
loaded language
facts
11
What's the appeal that relies on pulling from EMOTIONS?
ethos
CHARLIE SIMMONS!!!
logos
pathos
12
What's a personal story told to support a claim?
logos
a premise
a false assumption
an anecdote
13
The writer's position on an issue is called the ______________.
claim
bias
evidence
stereotype
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Choose the best PREMISE (a statement generally accepted as true for many people).
Single-moms are happier than married ones.
Texas universities are better than those in New England.
Salads are generally healthy food options.
The best state to raise a family is North Carolina.
