Persuasive Vocabulary Quiz

What does the term "Fact" refer to in persuasive vocabulary?

• A proven piece of information

• A biased opinion

• A logical appeal

• An emotional appeal

Which term describes potentially biased information based on experiences?

• Fact

• Opinion

• Ethos

• Pathos

What is meant by "Bias" in the context of persuasive vocabulary?

• A reliable source

• An emotional appeal

• Preferring one thing over another unfairly

• A rhetorical question

Which term is defined as being able to be trusted?

• Manipulate

• Reliable

• Anecdote

• Appeal

What does "Rhetorical Question" imply in persuasive vocabulary?

• A question needing a detailed answer

• A question with an implied or unnecessary answer

• A question based on logic

• A question appealing to emotion

Which term refers to an appeal to emotion in persuasive vocabulary?

• Ethos

• Logos

• Pathos

• Bias

What does "Ethos" appeal to in persuasive vocabulary?

• Logic

• Emotion

• Credibility

• Bias

What is an "Anecdote" typically about?

• A factual recount

• A logical explanation

• A short and interesting story about a real incident

• A biased opinion

What does the verb "manipulate" imply in persuasive vocabulary?

• To appeal to logic

• To trust someone

• To handle or use skillfully for personal gain

• To ask a rhetorical question

What does the general term "appeal" mean in persuasive vocabulary?

• To be unattractive

• To be reliable

• To be attractive or interesting

• To manipulate