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Emotion appeals are...
Pity
Vanity
Fear
all of the above
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What are methods used by a writer to appeal to your emotions?
arguments
claims
a sad, hungry dog
statistics
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Rhetorical fallicies are
false or misleading statements
all of the above
things that most people believe, but aren't really true
arguments using emotions
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"No politician can be trusted" is an example of
appeal to fear
stereotype
appeal to vanity
emotion appeal
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Faulty reasoning is
information that does not make sense
biased information
incorrect information
all of the above
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Appeal to fear is...
feel the heart
feel as if their safety is in danger
belong to a group
give an impression
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Appeal to vanity is...
pity or guilt
be positive or negative
feel in danger
uses flattery to win people over
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Testimonial is
feel as of their safety is in danger
strong feeling
a celebrity, customer, or expert says you should try it
belong to a group
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Appeal to pity
use flattery to win people
none of the above
be scared
win over people
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"If a hurricane hits tomorrow, are you safe?" is an example of
appeal to vanity
appeal to fear
appeal to pity
appeal to the heart
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What is loaded language?
words that scare
words with strongly positive or negative connotation
evidence
feel sorry
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An example of evidence is
shampoo
scientific studies
claim
faulty reasoning
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What is persuasion?
to believe in something
to agree
to convince people
to buy a certain product
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What is a claim?
Author's Viewpoint
Author's Message
Author's Position
All of the above
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"Drive Chevy, America's best selling truck 20 years running" is an example of...
testimonial
bandwagon
a lie - you know it's Ford ha ha
slogan
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"Look like a supermodel with this product" is an example of
loaded language
appeal to vanity
testimonial
appeal to pity
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Example of loaded language
A fiery glow could be seen from the forest fire.
School should be interesting and fun.
Bees make hives that can house thousands of insects.
Tigers are ferocious killers and dangerous beasts.
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A factual claim is...
a claim based on OPINION of expert
when a celebrity says a product is great!
a claim based on mostly truth
a claim based on evidence
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"Don't be the last one to buy it" is an example of
stereotype
snob appeal
bandwagon appeal
name calling
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Logical appeals rely on
heart
facts
feelings
emotions
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Bandwagon is
celebrity testimonials
appeals to your feelings
belong to a group
supporting a product
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"Four out of five dentists recommend this toothpaste" is an example of
appeal to vanity
testimonial
snob appeal
slogan
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Emotional appeals rely on...
arguments
weakness
facts
feelings
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What is an argument?
idea
emotional appeal
the claim and supports together
technique
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"Everybody is buying the best jeans ever" is an example of
snob appeal
bandwagon
stereotype
testimonial
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A commonplace assertion is (choose three)
something that is true and people know it
you should wait 30 minutes after eating before you swim
something that people think is true, but it really isn't
sharks are vicious killers
