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What appeal does this advertisement use?
None
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
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What can pathos appeal to?
Your mom and dad
Your emotions--desire, happiness, humor, fear
Your logic--whether something is true or false
Your thoughts--whether something is good or bad
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What appeal does this advertisement use?
None
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
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What is the definition of pathos?
Your dog's left paw
The way certain words/images make you feel
The credibility of the speaker
Using facts/statistics to give proof and evidence to your claim
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What appeal does this advertisement use?
None
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
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What appeal does this advertisement use?
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
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What are some examples of using ethos?
A random person in the picture
A picture of your family member
A celebrity or professional in that specific field
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What is the definition of logos?
Using facts/statistics to give proof and evidence to your claim
The credibility of the speaker
The way certain words/images make you feel
Hi everyone this is not the right answer
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What is the definition of ethos?
The way certain words/images make you feel
A green grape grown in North Carolina
Using facts/statistics to give proof and evidence to your claim
The credibility of the speaker
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What appeal does this advertisement use?
Ethos
None
Pathos
Logos
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What appeal does this advertisement use?
Ethos
Logos
None
Pathos
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What is an example of logos?
Showing a picture of LeBron James wearing airpods
Using a statistic to show how many people buy airpods in a year
Describing airpods as "fresh" and "valuable"
