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Question 1

Persuade an audience to be more beautiful, look younger, or look popular Ex Perfume commercials

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appeal to vanity

Question 2

The name of a product or slogan is repeated many times Ex. FIVE DOLLAR FOOTLONGS

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Repetition

Question 3

a popular party, faction, or cause that attracts growing support. Ex. I'm a Patriots fan

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bandwagon

Question 4

Basing of a conclusion on an opinion rather than information Ex. Iphone is better than Samsung

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Personal bias

Question 5

Uses words with positive/negative meanings to help persuade the reader Ex. The Big-Mac is grave

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Loaded language

Question 6

The LOGical rhetorical device Ex. LOGIC

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Logos

Question 7

Gives no facts in support of a statement Ex. A male peacok saying"I'm the greatest bird alive!"

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Faulty reasoning

Question 8

The emotional rhetorical device ex. Think of the children

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Pathos

Question 9

When a person creates support for something by using deception and propaganda Ex POTUS CAMPAIGN

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Appeal to fear

Question 10

The assumptions that one event caused another because it occurred earlier Ex. Food makes me fat

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False cause

Question 11

The same thing said over and over again Ex. My cats are the best cats because they're my cats.

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Circular reasoning

Question 12

Used to make people laugh Ex. JOKES

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Humor

Question 13

Relies on a celebrity, an expert, or a satisfied customer Ex. "Hey aren't I a good employee?"

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Testimonial

Question 14

techniques that persuade by using the audience's desire to fit in Ex. Use proactive, lose acne!

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Appeals by association

Question 15

A conclusion drawn from too little evidence Ex. This phone exploded so all these phones explode

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Hasty generalization

Question 16

a short and striking or memorable phrase used in advertising. Ex. Make America Great Again

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Slogan

Question 17

use of loaded words to create negative feelings about a person place or group Ex. She is ugly

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Name-calling

Question 18

be part of an elite lifestyle of luxuries Ex. Cadillacs are for the wealthy get one

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Snob appeal

Question 19

An inference not supported by data Ex. All cats have 4 legs, I have 4 legs. So, I'm a cat.

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Illogical conclusion

Question 20

Convince the people to accept ideas without considering other ideas ex. Only trust us, the best

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Propaganda

Question 21

A broad conclusion using all-or-nothing words like every,always,etc Ex. All Hondas are SUVs

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Overgeneralization

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