the the the use of famous people in a ad ya'll

What is a testimonial?

When a celebrity is used to introduce a product

The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing

Loaded language relies on words with....

Strong, positive or negative associations.

What is Hasty Generalization?

Making assumptions on inadequate evidence.

Everyone is doing it! You should too

An example of Pathos could be

a commercial Talking about Animal Abuse

Glittering Generalities

Words sound good, but the meaning is unclear

misrepresents an opposing point of view

Which of the following are examples of the glittering generality technique?

Make America Great Again, Just Do It, The best coffee for the best you, Yes We Can

An example of Strawman

attacking an argument that actually wasn't advanced

being slanted toward a certain point of view.

Give an example of Hasty Generalization

4 out of 5 coaches recommend doing this, so it must work.

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Testimonial
LeBron James in nike ads
the the the use of famous people in a ad ya'll
words this is words
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What is a testimonial?
When a celebrity is used to introduce a product
Testing someone
Giving a review
3
Pathos is an _____________appeal
emotional
ethical
logical
4
The problem with the false dilemma fallacy is
Too many options
There is no problem at all
Too little options
5
Define Ethos
A person place or thing
tax returns
credibility of the persuader
Arizona drink
6
Define rhetoric.
It's Dr. Evil's nemesis.
The art of choosing Rhet or Rick
When you use questions that don't need answers.
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
7
Loaded language relies on words with....
Words
Words with negative associations
Words with posotive associations
Strong, positive or negative associations.
8
What is Hasty Generalization?
Circular Reasoning
Distracting the audience.
Making the argument look like it has only two choices.
Making assumptions on inadequate evidence.
9
Bandwagon
Everyone is doing it! You should too
Feeling good about someones positive association
Feeling bad about someones negative association
A famous person talks about how something has helped them
10
T/F: Oxy Clean uses card stacking in this advertisement?
True
False
11
An example of Pathos could be
A commercial starring Lebron James
a commercial Talking about Animal Abuse
12
Glittering Generalities
Smears or damages an opponent
Words sound good, but the meaning is unclear
A famous person announces support for someone
Everyone is doing it! You should too
13
MLK wrote a letter to
Mr. Fletcher
six clowns
4 bakers
8 clergymen
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Is this false dilemma?
Yes
No
15
A strawman argument
positions the reader to feel angry
is similar to hyperbole
misrepresents an opposing point of view
presents a general theory about what is happening
16
Which of the following are examples of the glittering generality technique?
Make America Great Again
Just Do It
The best coffee for the best you
Yes We Can
17
An example of Strawman
attacking the person and not the argument
attacking the person's cat and not their dog
attacking an argument that actually wasn't advanced
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Logos uses ____________________________.
statistics
evidence
facts
all of the above
19
Bias is...
being objective about a topic.
based on fact.
the author's direct statements.
being slanted toward a certain point of view.
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Give an example of Hasty Generalization
Everyone loves the Patriots, so I should too!
mark sanchez sucks
Adam Levine recommends this, so I should buy it.
4 out of 5 coaches recommend doing this, so it must work.

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