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What is the definition of rhetoric?

Purpose is defined as

The Rhetorical Situation

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Purpose is defined as
The people your discourse is directed towards
The clarity of the speaker
The effect you indend your discourse to have
The inspiration for the discourse
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What is the definition of rhetoric?
The art of knowing one's audience
The art of being able to speak with inflection
The art of effective or persuasive speaking and writing
The art of effective or persuasive body langauge
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Which is NOT a reason rhetoric is important?
It will help you be a better consumer and citizen
It will make your more attractive
It can strengthen your writing
It can help you win arguments
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What is the best example of using logos to sell a cell phone
Using the audience the cell phone is intended for to sell the cell phone
Showing how you will feel popular and attractive if you have it
Using a celebrity to endorse
Showing data that shows how the company is the most reliable
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Effective pathos often involves
Telling the audience a story
Giving the audience facts from official reports
Telling the audience what they want to hear
Giving the audience your credentials
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What is the exigence for Scar's discourse?
He is sad Simba is dead
He wants to take power
He wants to boost
He wants to help
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What is the defintion of EXEGENCE
The motivation for the discourse
The purpose of the discourse
The audience for the discouse
The rhetorical sitation
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What three components make up the rhetorical situation?
Exigence, purpose, reason
Audience, purpose, claim
Exigence, audience, structure
Exigence, audience, purpose