Types of Persuasive Speeches Quiz 50 points

There are _______ different types of persuasive speeches. 1. _________ persuasive speech, 2. _________ persuasive speech and 3. _________ persuasive speech.

• Three, factual, value, policy

• Two, informative, demonstrative

• Four, motivational, educational, entertaining

• Five, descriptive, narrative, expository

Factual persuasive speech is based on whether or not a particular topic is _______, and is backed by ____________.

• True, evidence

• False, opinions

• Relevant, assumptions

• Interesting, anecdotes

Value persuasive speech is a speech about whether or not something is _______ or _______. It questions the ________ or ________ aspect of an issue.

• Good, bad, moral, ethical

• True, false, factual, fictional

• Important, trivial, significant, insignificant

• Legal, illegal, lawful, unlawful

Policy persuasive speech is a speech given to _______ an audience to either _______ or _______ a policy, rule, or candidate.

• Convince, support, oppose

• Inform, accept, reject

• Entertain, follow, ignore

• Educate, agree, disagree

_________ means credibility.

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

• Kairos

Pathos means _________ or _________, and _______ means logic.

• Emotion, passion, logos

• Strength, courage, ethos

• Wisdom, knowledge, pathos

• Fear, anxiety, mythos

The study of the modes of persuasion were originally discussed by the Greek philosopher ___________.

• Aristotle

• Plato

• Socrates

• Pythagoras

Companies use ethos in the form of _______ endorsements, _______ or dentists' recommendations, or __________ from people. Establish your credibility by mentioning your __________. Establish _______ with the audience by reassuring the audience that you have their best interests in mind. Avoid using _______ and _______ language.

• Celebrity, expert, testimonials, credentials, trust, biased, inflammatory

• Political, novice, reviews, qualifications, rapport, neutral, calm

• Famous, amateur, feedback, experience, connection, impartial, gentle

• Influencer, beginner, comments, skills, bond, objective, mild

What type of speech is designed to explain or describe something?

• Persuasive

• Body Language

• Informative

• Emotional

Credibility is the characteristic of being_______. If the audience can't _______ you, then they won't ______ you.

• dishonest, see, look at

• trustworthy, trust, believe

• loud, hear, listen to

• credible, follow, pay attention