Review: Rhetorical Techniques

This appeal is considered to be the most immediate and most powerful appeal

This rhetorical device uses an extreme exaggeration to emphasize a point.

This appeal indicates that the speaker or presenter is credible, knowledgable, and good-willed.

This appeal may use charts, graphs, or visual data to make its argument.

This rhetorical device includes the use of repeated of consonant sounds in successive words

This rhetorical device references a person, event, or piece of literature that the audience is familiar with

This rhetorical device includes the use of personal stories to serve as examples

This appeal will often use an expert endorsement.

This appeal is based on facts and statistics.

Using a celebrity or famous person to endorse a product uses *this* appeal

In Greek, this word means character.

This appeal taps into your emotions and feelings.

This rhetorical device features successive clauses or sentences that begin with the same word

Most persuasive speakers/writers only use one rhetorical appeal at a time.

This appeal plays into your sense of bias and prejudice.