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Argument and Rhetoric
Argument and Rhetoric
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Synonyms for claim include
thesis and controlling idea
probability and cause
compare and contrast
research
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Pathos is
a response to an idea.
rhetoric of happiness.
a type of language.
rhetoric that appeals to emotion.
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Ethos is
rhetoric that appeals to credibility, reputation, or ethics.
a type of argument.
convincing using facts or data.
persuasion by demands or threats.
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An audience is
the target of the rhetoric.
the group that listens and records.
support for the author.
people in a room with the speaker.
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Logos is
thinking clearly and carefully.
rhetoric that appeals to logic or reason.
convincing using good ideas.
an emotional persuasive text.
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The argument equation is
Argument = Claim + Data
Claim + Argument = Evidence
Argument divided by a claim.
Claim + Evidence = Argument
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Argument is
evidence used to make a point.
a good way to express emotional ideas.
between two groups.
evidence-based defense of a claim on a complex issue.
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Evidence is
information used to support a claim.
data only.
detailed notes.
quotations from other texts.
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Ethos, Pathos, and Logos are
the three arguments.
the three ways to make a claim.
three rhetorical appeals
the three types of language.
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Rhetoric is
the art of persuasion using research and data.
a way to argue.
a debate.
the art of persuasion using language.
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The following are types of evidence:
Data and Statistics
Personal Experience
All of the listed types.
Expert Opinion and Research
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A claim is
the facts used to support an argument.
an argument.
an opinion from someone.
the unifying argument the author is making in a text.
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Credibility is
convincing someone they can trust you.
speaking the truth at all times.
able to be believed or trusted.
honesty first.
