Review and Pop Quiz for Lesson 03.06 The Appeal to Rhetoric

You should have read Lesson 03.06 The Appeal of Rhetoric, now share with Sr. Ameenah what you remembered from from reading it.

Logos appeals to an audience by using

• emotion

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  facts and statistics

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  morals and values

• expert testimony

An appeal to an audience's sense of emotion is

• pathos

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  ethos

• logos

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  apos

Ethos appeals to an audience by establishing credibility and relating to their

• logic

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  opinions

• emotions

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  morals

Aristotle's rhetorical triangle tells us that effective messages show awareness of

• ethos, pathos, and logos

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  logic, emotion, and values

• speaker, audience, and purpose

• thought, voice, and opinion

In which of the following situations would rhetoric be the most useful?

• Describing a new outfit to a friend

• Convincing your parents to get you a new computer

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  Discussing a class project with your teacher

• Teaching a sibling how to play a video game

Match the following

• Logos

• You would like to convince your friends to volunteer with you at a local food bank. You tell them that helping others is the right thing to do and that experts say students who volunteer are more successful adults.

• Pathos

• You would like to adopt a puppy from an animal shelter. You tell your parents that a puppy would make you happy and could provide you with companionship so you don't feel lonely.

• Ethos

• You would like a new phone. You do your research and compile a list of features of specific phones, the cost of the phone and service, and statistics relating to needing a phone to make emergency calls.