Rhetorical Appeals
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- Q1Which rhetorical appeal appeals to logic and reason?PathosLogosEthosKairos30s
- Q2Which rhetorical appeal appeals to the speaker's credibility and ethics?LogosEthosKairosPathos30s
- Q3Which rhetorical appeal appeals to emotions and feelings?PathosKairosLogosEthos30s
- Q4Which rhetorical appeal is used to appeal to logic and reason?KairosEthosLogosPathos30s
- Q5Which rhetorical appeal establishes the speaker's credibility and trustworthiness?EthosPathosKairosLogos30s
- Q6Which rhetorical appeal aims to evoke strong emotions and connect with the audience?PathosEthosKairosLogos30s
- Q7Which rhetorical appeal uses logic and reasoning to persuade the audience?KairosEthosPathosLogos30s
- Q8Which rhetorical appeal emphasizes the speaker's reputation and expertise?KairosEthosLogosPathos30s
- Q9Which of the following best describes ethos?Creative languageCredibility and trustworthinessEmotional appealLogical reasoning30s
- Q10Why is ethos important in persuasive writing?To manipulate emotionsTo establish credibility and trust with the audienceTo provide solid evidenceTo use flashy language30s
- Q11What does ethos help to establish in an argument?CredibilityHumorFactsEmotions30s
- Q12How can a writer establish ethos in their writing?By appealing to the audience's fearsBy citing credible sources and expertsBy using emotional languageBy making grand claims without evidence30s
- Q13Which term best defines ethos?CredibilityLogicEmotionImagery30s
- Q14What is the main goal of using ethos in persuasive writing?To entertain the audienceTo build trust with the audienceTo overwhelm with factsTo confuse the readers30s
- Q15Why is it important to consider ethos when delivering a speech?To confuse the listeners with complex languageTo avoid making eye contact with the audienceTo make the audience laughTo establish credibility and gain the trust of the audience30s