11C Rhetorical Appeals and Soapstone

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Inspire and Persuade are two PURPOSES

You can get a "Do you find this passage successful or persuasive? Why or why not" question WRONG.

Argue and Explain are two PURPOSES

If global warming continues, our children will not have a planet to call their own.

More than 100 reviewed studies conducted over the past decade prove this theory.

What two words do we use to describe the relationship between the speaker and the audience?

Which appeal considers the values and shared beliefs between the audience and speaker?

"I’m not just invested in this community – I love every member of this town."

What word/s MUST I say/write to answer a Logos question?

If her years as a firefighter taught her anything, it’s that caution is the best policy.

Appeal by providing qualification and years of experience

"As president, I will restore our moral standing, so that America is once again the best hope"

Dinner: $35. Movie $25. Dessert $10. Seeing the smile on your son's face: Priceless.

What word/s MUST I say/write to answer a pathos question?

Identify the definition of TONE

Which is the definition of counterargument?

Call to action and defend are to PURPOSES

References to God, use "we" or "us," talk of children, veterans, or core American texts like the Constitution appeal to

Which is the BEST definition of "persuasion?"

appeal that uses charts/graphs

Which is an appeal to credibility?

I've enjoyed this Quiz and learned something

If we don’t move, we will all die from the zombies! Can’t you see how dangerous it is to stay?

Appeal by using sob story or guilt trip

What word/s MUST I say/write to answer a Ethos question?

Which appeal is about the audience?

Creating an If/Then statement with the speaker's facts and claim is part of what appeal?

ELA teacher Ms. Agriesti recommends everyone read the book, Teachers Rule, Students Drool.

Remember how we used to laugh & chase the ice cream trucks down the streets when we were kids?

Vivid descriptions/imagery

Which appeal is about the speaker?

Which appeal is about the argument's message?

Imagery, references to sad or happy subjects, music, figurative language, and stories are all part of which appeal?