Rhetoric, Allegory, Fable, Satire

When discussing rhetoric, Aristotle is

A candidate attempts to look like you or me, like a regular person

Something that appeals to our sense of luxury

It is short, features non-human characters, and teaches a moral lesson.

An argument that sounds as though it makes sense, but really uses bad logic

Use of simple, clever slogans that  put the subject in a positive light.

Warning the audience that disaster will result if you don’t do things this way

Providing information, facts, statistics is an example of

Using  a celebrity or an expert as spokesperson is an example of

A rhetorical technique or  appeal based on the credibility of the speaker/writer.

The art of speaking or writing effectively and using it to persuade is

Ridicules people, practices, government to reveal their weakness and provoke change.

When talking about Animal Farm, Aesop is

A rhetorical technique or appeal based on emotion is

Use of a famous person, expert, or normal person who has experienced the product to promote it

A rhetorical technique or appeal based on logic or reason.

A piece of "art work" that works on a literal level and on a symbolic level.

Animal Farm is an allegory for

George Orwell is

Everyone else is doing, so should you

Linking the symbolism or feeling toward one thing to the person or thing being promoted

Which is NOT satirized in Animal Farm?

Animal Farm teaches all of the following EXCEPT

Propaganda using derogatory language that carry a negative connotation when describing an enemy

This ad is an example of the use of