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College Prep Spring Final Review
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SPACE TERM: The source of a text; the person or group who has created or is creating the text.
Exigence
Context
Audience
Purpose
Speaker
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Which rhetorical appeal is primarily used in this ad?
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
None of the above
3
Which rhetorical appeal is primarily used in this ad?
None of the above
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
4
SPACE TERM:
T
he person or people receiving a text.
Purpose
Exigence
Speaker
Context
Audience
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CITE: (no author given) According to the article "Podcast Effects", students who listened reported 10% more enjoyment
(no author 3).
(3).
("Podcasts Effects" 3).
(Podcasts Effects 3).
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IDENTIFY: A politician argues that cutting spending is bad because of its impact on grandmothers' social security.
Overly Emotional Appeal
Bandwagon Appeal
Hasty Generalization
Authority Appeal
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Which rhetorical appeal is used in this ad?
None of the above
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
8
SPACE TERM: The reason for a text’s existence; not the topic, but what the speaker hopes to accomplish with it.
Purpose
Context
Audience
Exigence
Speaker
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What is the definition of rhetoric?
The art of persuasion
The art of information
The art of confusion
The art of entertainment
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SPACE TERM: What inspires, stimulates, provokes, or prompts a writers to create a text.
Purpose
Exigence
Context
Audience
Speaker
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Ethos appeals to the audience's emotions.
True
False
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IDENITFY: If emotional support dogs are allowed on campus, what’s going to stop "emotional support" horses or snakes?
Slippery Slope
Ad hominem
Strawman
Weak analogy
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Logos appeals to a speaker's credibility.
True
False
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Pathos appeals to the audience's emotions.
False
True
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SPACE TERM: Writers create texts within a particular setting that includes the time, place, and occasion.
Context
Audience
Exigence
Purpose
Speaker
16
Which rhetorical appeal is primarily used in this ad?
Logos
Ethos
None of the above
Pathos
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Which rhetorical appeal is primarily used in this ad?
Pathos
None of the above
Ethos
Logos
18
CITE: In the article "Element Correlations", author, Wurtz, claims that there is no correlation between the two elements
(56)
("Element Correlations")
(56).
(Wurtz 56).
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A parent who says that the teacher doesn't know how to teach because she "only" graduated from a community college.
Bandwagon Appeal
Ad hominem
Overly Emotional Appeal
Slippey Slope
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CITE: In the novel, the main character says, "It was a pleasure to burn"
(Bradbudy 5)
(Fahrenheit 451 5)
(5).
(Bradbury 5).
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IDENITFY: If you’re shopping for a smartphone, go with the iPhone 13. It’s the best-selling phone right now.
Slippery Slope
Authority Appeal
Hasty Generalization
Bandwagon Appeal
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Logos appeals to the audience's sense of logic.
False
True
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IDENTIFY: My child is being treated poorly be peers in his kindergarten class. All kids these days are so cruel!
False Dilmma
Ad hominem
Hasty Generalization
Overly Emotional Appeal
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IDENTIFY: You should take those vitamins because Brad Pitt said they are the best.
Authority Fallacy
Slippery Slope
Ad hominem
Strawman
25
Pathos appeals to the audience's sense of logic.
True
False
26
Ethos appeals to a speaker's credibility.
True
False
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Which rhetorical appeal is primarily used in this ad?
Ethos
None of the above
Logos
Pathos