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Duplicate of Persuasion and Argument
Duplicate of Persuasion and Argument
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A factual claim is be supported by
reasons that can be verified
someone's beliefs
most people
2
Look at the picture and decide what type of persuasion is being used.
appeal to pity
appeal to vanity
testimonial
appeal to fear
3
"Senator Jones doesn't care about your safety" is an example of what technique?
stereotyping
loaded language
ad hominem
bandwagon
4
A claim with reasons and evidence is called
an argument
support
a rhetorical fallacy
a counterargument
5
What type of persuasion makes you think about how you look or feel about yourself?
tesimonial
appeal to fear
appeal to pity
appeal to vanity
6
Which type of persuasion is also known as "pathos," or affecting one's feelings?
Bandwagon
Stereotyping
Loaded Language
Appeal to fear, pity, vanity
7
What type of persuasion tries to make you feel sorry for the subject?
appeal to pity
appeal to vanity
testimonial
appeal to fear
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Methods that encourage you to accept a writer's argument are called what?
argument
claim
persuasive techniques
rhetorical fallacies
9
Reasons and evidence in an argument are called what?
loaded language
answers
claims
support
10
What type of persuasion shows a satisfied customer?
stereotyping
testimonial
appeal to vanity
bandwagon
11
A false or misleading statement to get others to agree with the claim is called what?
testimonial
bandwagon
rhetorical fallacy
appeal to vanity
12
Using strongly positive or strongly negative words to persuade someone is called what?
ad hominem
bandwagon
loaded language
stereotyping
13
Claims based on someone's thoughts or beliefs are known as
facts
bandwagon
appeal to vanity
opinions
14
Stating your position or opinion is called what?
question
answer
claim
argument
15
Facts, statistics and examples are forms of . . .
evidence
arguments
claims
bandwagon
16
What is the persuasive technique in which you should do something because others do it?
Appeal to vanity
Loaded Language
Bandwagon
Logos
17
What type of persuasion uses a famous person to talk about the product?
bandwagon
appeal to vanity
loaded language
testimonial
18
What is the category of emotional appeals called?
ethos
pathos
logos
stereotype
19
When the argument appeals to your logical side it is in the category of. . . .
pathos
rhetorical fallacy
logos
ethos
20
"All pro athletes are selfish" is an example of what?
ad hominem
stereotyping
loaded language
bandwagon
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Stereotyping and Ad hominem arguments are in a category known as. . .
Logos
Pathos
Bandwagon
Rhetorical Fallacies