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What is pathos?

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Rhetorical Appeals Review

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1
What are rhetorical appeals?
The reader's feelings about the topic of the text
The time and place of where a story is set
The three types of persuasive appeals
The author's feelings about the topic they're writing about
2
What is pathos?
Appealing to your parents
Appealing to facts, logic, and reasoning
Appealing to credibility of the speaker/ author
Appealing to emotion
3
Which rhetorical appeal is being used below?
Pathos: using the emotion of happiness to convince
Logos: using facts and logic to convince
Ethos: using celebrity to convince
4
What is ethos?
Appealing to emotion
Appealing to your teacher
Appealing to credibility of the author/ speaker
Appealing to facts, logic, and reason
5
Which appeal is the ad below using?
Logos: appealing to expert opinion to convince
Ethos: appealing to shared values to convince
Pathos: appealing to emotion of jealousy to convince
6
What is logos?
Appealing to emotions
Appealing to facts, logic, and reason
Appealing to advertisers
Appealing to credibility of the author/ speaker
7
What are the three rhetorical appeals?
Ethos, credibility, reason
Pathos, emotion, logic
Happy, sad, mad
Ethos, pathos, logos
8
Which appeal is the ad below using?
Pathos: appealing to sympathy and saddness
Ethos: appealing to a sense of patriotism
Logos: appealing to statistics
9
Ethos, pathos, and logos can all be used in combination with each other
False
True