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Combining logos, pathos, ethos
Combining logos, pathos, ethos
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To be persuasive, the argument has to be?
All of the above
Speaker incites emotion in the audience
Speaker can convince audience the argument is logical
Speaker proves to be credible
2
What emotions can be related to using pathos?
All of the above
Guilt
Love
Joy
3
What are rhetorical techniques?
All of the above
Tone, details,imagery, and humor
Ethos, pathos, and logos
Anything used to create effect
4
What combinations of arguments is pathos, ethos, and logos?
All the above
Ethics or mural arguments
Emotional/passionate argument
Logical arguments
5
Can combining ethos, pathos, and logos help the writer appeal to the readers?
No
Yes
6
Most authors rely on how many types of appeal to persuade their audience?
1
all three
2
none
7
Do authors have to balance facts, values, and emotions when writing?
No
Yes
8
Using pathos, logos, and ethos can help you master the art of?
None of the above
Emotion
Persuasion
Realization
9
When is the combination of pathos, ethos, and logos effective?
Whenever the author says it is
When half the audience finds persuasion
Only when audience finds persuasion
None of the above
10
Aristotle claims ethos is the least important appeal out of the three.
True
False
11
Is knowing the audience and purpose important?
Yes
No
12
What are rhetorical devices used for?
None of the above
To entertain the audience
To create ethos, logos, and pathos
To make the audience laugh
13
Combining ethos, logos, and pathos is to make connections between the author and speaker.
True
False
14
When writing to a mixed audience what should the author do?
Favor one side of the argument
Don't overuse emotional appeals
15
The Greek word "logos" is the basis word for the English word "logic"?
False
True
