ENGL 1301 Unit III Rhetorical Terms!

1 of 3 rhetorical appeals that demonstrates how a rhetor appeals to the audience's reasoning/thinking

What is mythos?

Which is an example of an enthymeme?

If I don't agree with your argument, I will deduct as many points as I wish

Exigence: the event or occurrence that prompts rhetorical discourse

Descartes' "Cogito Ergo Sum" is an example of...

In Project 2, you maintained little rhetorical distance

Your rhetorical analysis should be argumentative

What are the two types of ethos we covered?

Which of the following is an example kairos?

Arrangement refers to...

The perceived separation between a rhetor, who creates a text, and the audience

Invented ethos is contextual (reputation); situated ethos is textual (credibility)

Ideology encompasses a shared belief about how the world works

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Rhetorical distance relies on the rhetor's...

Which is an example of situated ethos?

Kairos, a Greek term, translates to...

An enthymeme is a way of making a claim by leaving out the part that everyone knows

The belief that technology is good is an example of...

1 of 3 rhetorical appeals that arouses emotions in an audience in order to create a certain disposition (attitude)

The "American Dream" is an example of...

"The audience’s sense of identifying with the rhetor, often because of the rhetor’s rhetorical choices"

Enthymemes typically consist of 1-2 premises and a conclusion to draw