The definition of "First person" is...

The use of "I, me, and we" to focus the story on the authors POV

What is logical fallacies?

Common errors that poke holes in the logic of an argument

The position a story or text is told

What does Ethos mean?

An argument based on one's character

WHat is a master narrative?

the attitude that most of news media have taken about a particular topic

Rhetorical Context is...

Everything that surrounds the audience and thier feelings about a subject

When a writer tries to persuade the audience

When certain words are emphasized

Taking/copying someones work as your own

An effort to persuade the audience to a paticular point of view

What does Pathos mean?

When an argurment captures the audience through emotion

What's Discrimination?

Behavior that treats people unfairly because of thier group memberships

But, second person means...

When a speaker adresses the audience directly; Such as "you" and "your"

Rhetorical Appeal means...

Strategies used to persuade an audience

What does Libel mean?

A statement that is completely false and can potentially cause future harm

WHat is a rhetorical triangle?

The three important parts of persuasion: subject-audience-speaker

And third person is...

The use of words like "he/she/they/them" to tell the story

When a writer or article expresses their veiw or feelings on that topic

What is logical fallacies?

Common errors that poke holes in the logic of an argument

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The definition of "First person" is...
When someone uses thier opinion in a formal work
When somebody thinks they are the best
The first person or speaker in a written/spoken work
The use of "I, me, and we" to focus the story on the authors POV
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What is logical fallacies?
Common errors that poke holes in the logic of an argument
A person that requires further information in order to understand a article
The stastics of a certain topic
When somebody changes thier resoning to buy the audience
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Point of View
When someone twists the story to thier account
When you give a person coordinates to a location
The position a story or text is told
The event in a story that changes regulary
4
What does Ethos mean?
When a writer uses bias
An argument based on one's character
Its an acronym for "Educated, True, Honest, Original, Series of writing"
A type of journalisim that is read for entertainment
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WHat is a master narrative?
the attitude that most of news media have taken about a particular topic
When a person's story overlaps someone else's
When a memoir has mulitple realeases in different countries
A series of novels written by the same person
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Rhetorical Context is...
Everything that surrounds the audience and thier feelings about a subject
A text that can be interpreted a multitude of different ways
An event that causes the reader to relfect thier own behavior
When a viewer considers the text to be too sarcastic
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What is Rhetoric?
A public and live event veiwers can watch at home live
A written response to someone's opinion you disagree with
A reason or explantion for the writers topic
When a writer tries to persuade the audience
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What is inflection?
An event or occurrence that fills the purpose of the text
When certain words are emphasized
When writing copies another written work with only minor details changed
The type of writing that is only used in certain regions
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Plagiarism means...
When you have a song stuck in your head over and over
The study of a specific topic
Giving acess for other authors to use your work rightfully
Taking/copying someones work as your own
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What is Propaganda?
A type of writing used in the early stages of journalisim
A type of prejudice or judgement
An effort to persuade the audience to a paticular point of view
A threat to a company for exposing confidential information
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What does Pathos mean?
When a source is outdated or anonymous
When a article dosent list the sources used
A magazine that isnt known for reliable facts
When an argurment captures the audience through emotion
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What's Discrimination?
When a criminal gets released of charges
Behavior that treats people unfairly because of thier group memberships
A veiw or opinion that can be seen as unfair
A time when people thought writers were not important
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But, second person means...
When a text reads or speaks to another charcter/person
When a speaker adresses the audience directly; Such as "you" and "your"
When a writer equips help of another author to complete his/her story
When musicals higher a backup actor/actress in case of change in plans
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What does Logos mean?
The logo of a brand or magazine
The type of text a reader has to infer
The Greek word for "Literature"
A reason, facts, or a plan
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Dynamic means...
That explosive stuff that blows everything up
Constantly changing
How a speaker gets thier point across
When a reader can understand the purpose of the article
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Rhetorical Appeal means...
Sarcasm in a speech or article
When an author writes about a topic they are not intrested in
Strategies used to persuade an audience
When the speaker/author asks questions they dont expect an answer to
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What does Libel mean?
A law requiring writers to be completely true with thier writing
A type of allusion used to convey a different message than intended
A statement that is completely false and can potentially cause future harm
When someone takes the work of another person or source without credit
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WHat is a rhetorical triangle?
A cycle writers use to determine the importance of a fact or detail
A metaphorical triangle authors use to build suspense in the story
A picture used to help the audience see the way a vote is landing
The three important parts of persuasion: subject-audience-speaker
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And third person is...
An text that is not written by one person
The last place tier in a competion after 1rst and 2nd
A article that has no name or authorization of a writer
The use of words like "he/she/they/them" to tell the story
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What does Bias mean?
When a topic is only understandable to that person
When a writer or article expresses their veiw or feelings on that topic
When a writer lists the opposing side and lists why it is wrong
When a person or source uses false information
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What is logical fallacies?
Common errors that poke holes in the logic of an argument
The stastics of a certain topic
A person that requires further information in order to understand a article
When somebody changes thier resoning to buy the audience
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What does 'Kairos' mean?
The appeal to timeliness
The event that caused the reader to stop reading
A form of poetry that has three lines
The type of writing that includes words that are descriptive

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