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Duplicate of Persuasion
Duplicate of Persuasion
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Ethos appeals to...
facts
someone's sense of right and wrong
emotions
logic
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An example of evidence is
claim
scientific studies
faulty reasoning
shampoo
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"If a hurricane hits tomorrow, are you safe?"
appeal to vanity
appeal to fear
appeal to pity
appeal to the heart
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Presenting only the positive sides of a person, place, or product is called...
jargon
generalization
assertion
bias
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"These shoes are functional, fashionable, and fabulous!" is an example of
endorsement
jargon
alliteration
exaggeration
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Bandwagon is
belonging to a group
rely backing on celebrity
feel for safety
support a product
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Logos appeals to
heart
emotions
facts
feelings
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The difference between fact and opinion is...
facts can be proven
opinions can be proven
facts take more time
opinions don't matter
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"No politician can be trusted" is an example of
stereotype
emotion appeal
snob appeal
name calling
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"Four out of five doctors recommend the pill" this is an example of
snob appeal
appeal to vanity
testimonial
slogan
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Anecdotal evidence is based on...
emotions
surveys
personal experiences
scientific facts
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What is a claim?
Author's Viewpoint
Author's Message
Author's Position
All of the above
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Pathos appeals to
feelings
facts
weakness
arguments
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Testimonial is
strong feeling
belong to a group
feel as of their safety is in danger
support given from a celebrity, politician, or expert
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"Our homes embrace you and welcome you to the start of a better life." is an example of
figurative language
exaggeration
repetition
jargon
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"Eat fresh" is an example of
testimonial
bias
adjectives
repetition
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"Everybody is buying the best jeans ever" is an example of...
testimonial
bias
bandwagon
stereotype
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What is Loaded Language?
words with positive or negative connotations
words that are used by certain professions
words to make you feel sorry for someone
words that are used to scare people
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What are the three parts of an argument?
claim, reasons, evidence
theme, mood, conflict
setting, characters, conflict
intro, thesis, bodies
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What is persuasion?
to buy a certain product
to convince people
to believe in something
to agree
