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Practice identifying different persuasive techniques used in media.
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The subject of the speech is called the ____________.
issue
claim
evidence
support
2
The opposite position of a writer's claim is called the _______.
empirical data
anecdote
counterargument
evidence
3
This advertisement about drunk driving effects is obviously supported by...
Ethos and logos
Pathos and ethos
Call to action
False reasoning
4
The main persuasive technique used in this ad is...
False Authority
Ethos
Fact
Bandwagon
5
The author's attitude about his/her subject is the ______________.
mood
tone
feeling
rhetoric
6
Which of the following is NOT a required part of a persuasive speech?
claim
reasons
evidence
emotion
7
The main persuasive technique in this advertisement is...
Pathos
False authority
Logos
Ethos
8
This persuasive ad combines which two techniques?
Ethos and red herring
Pathos and logos
false authority
Ethos and call to action
9
The position a speaker/writer takes on an issue is the ______.
the support
the counterargument
the evidence
claim
10
This technique may have a famous celebrity endorsement.
Critique
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
11
When including facts and statistics in your argument, you are using...
Ethos
Logos
Dialogue
Pathos
12
The reason a person writes a speech
claim
pathos
evidence
purpose
13
SOAPSTone is a way to ____________ rhetoric.
identify
find
argue
analyze
14
The main persuasive techniques in this ad for Colgate is...
Logos and ethos
Bandwagon
Ethos and pathos
False authority
15
Rhetoric is the art of _______________.
persuasion
arguing
writing
information
16
The following ad features which persuasive technique...
Bandwagon
Ethos
Red herring
Logos
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Using someone in uniform, a soldier, fireman, or doctor to support your claim would be...
Pathos
False authority
Ethos
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