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A Quick Review of List 5 and Rhetorical Appeals
A Quick Review of List 5 and Rhetorical Appeals
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If an argument is not plausible you are likely to ___________ it.
relate
refute
maintain
reinforce
2
__________ is a Greek word meaning character. This appeal uses the credibility of the writer or speaker to persuade.
pathos
logos
ethos
kairos
3
It is likely that a skeptic has ____________.
reservations
efficacy
perspective
motives
4
Which term is LEAST like the word
reveal
?
expose
convey
illustrate
abstract
5
If an idea is ________________ then you agree to its _______________.
plausible; practicality
efficacious; limitations
6
Which term does not necessarily mean
you have doubts
?
reservations
dubious
skepticism
critique
7
Which method is
LEAST LIKELY
to be employed when using pathos (an emotional appeal)?
statistical data that supports the argument
relating a personal anecdote
passion in the delivery of the speech or writing
by a metaphor or storytelling, commonly known as a hook
8
The College Board SAT prep study shows the _________ of test prep.
phenomenon
efficacy
limitations
reservations
9
Aristotle said ______ is "reasoned discourse." Today's definition is, "laws of thought or reasoning."
pathos
ethos
logos
kairos