Rhetorical Strategies

The rhetorical appeal that uses facts, examples, and statistics is called

The rhetorical device that appeals to emotions is called

The rhetorical appeal based on morals and trustworthiness is

Using the same word or phrase more than one time is called

A story about a personal experience is called

A question that is asked to elicit strong emotion is a/an

"My parents were firm believers that children should be seen but not heard" is an example of

"Dr. Hanson, a top neurologist, says reading is good for the brain" is an example of

"The children had lost everything: their family, their home, their pet dog" is an example of

"The proof of her innocence was obvious: she was 3,000 miles away at the time of the crime" is an example of

"They have spirit! They have skills! They have enthusiasm!" is an example of

"Who's ready to party?" is an example of

This persuasive technique tries to convince the audience that they are the only ones NOT doing something, thereby persuading them to join in.

This persuasive technique involves selecting powerful connotations of words or phrases to help our argument.

Which persuasive technique is used? "The people of this city deserve a mayor they can trust, a mayor they can respect, a mayor they can count on."