Ethos, Pathos, Logos

A speaker using statistics and facts to support their argument is primarily using

When a speaker uses famous quotes or references respected figures, they are appealing to

When a speaker shares personal anecdotes to connect with the audience, they are employing:

Which rhetorical appeal relies on credibility and authority?

Appeals to patriotism, justice, or compassion primarily utilize which rhetorical appeal?

Pathos relies on logic.

Which rhetorical appeal appeals to logic and reason?

 Aristotle identified ethos, logos, and pathos as the main rhetorical appeals.

Using statistics is an example of pathos.

Which rhetorical appeal is best seen with a sad dog?

Ethos establishes credibility.

Logos appeals to emotions.

Which rhetorical appeal appeals to emotions and values?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of ethos?

Which rhetorical appeal often uses vivid imagery and storytelling?