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English 100, Day 1 and 2 Notes
Pathos refers to
narrative writing seeks to
English 100, Day 1 and 2 Notes
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narrative writing seeks to
argue a position
tell a story
create responses to literature
explain and inform
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Pathos refers to
the audience's believability
writer's credibility
logical appeals to facts
emotional appeals like fear, hope, anger, love, rage and sympathy
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Select all that is true about Argumentative Writing
jokes...jokes, there needs to be jokes.
writer's must make a claim--an argument that they are trying to prove
writer's must address opposing points of view
claims must be supported with evidence
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Rhetorical modes categorize writing into specific styles
compare and contrast, prose, narrative and contemporary comp
narrative, descriptive, argumentative, expository
comedy, drama, action adventure, horror
poetry, prose, drama and argument
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Ethos refers to
appeals to hope and fear
credibility of the audience
use of logical appeals
credibility of speaker (perceived intelligence and moral character)
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Expository Writing aims to
argue a point
tell a good story that engages the audience
Expose -- or inform and explain something to the audience
make the audience laugh
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The use of language to inform and persuade; the art of discourse. This is the definition of...
persuasive writing
rhetoric
process analysis
narrative writing
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Logos refers to
the way a writer makes appeals to audience through fear
emotional appeals
the speaker's credibility
logical arguments that depend on clear reasoning and facts
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Select what is true about Frederick Douglass
taught himself how to build a boat, which he used to free himself
became a famous abolitionist, and spread his message through the US
taught himself how to read and write--despite the great risks!
born into slavery and later escaped
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Who is the original audience for Frederick Douglass' writing?
Whites in the US who might be sympathetic to abolition
all people living in the US
Slaves
Slave owners
