Rethoric GPS C1 and C2

What are the three fundamental tools of persuasion?

• Ethos, Pathos, Logos

• Credibility, Evidence, Conclusion

• Introduction, Body, Conclusion

• Trust, Facts, Opinions

What does Ethos appeal to?

• Emotion

• Logic

• Character

• Language

What does Pathos appeal to?

• Logic

• Emotion

• Character

• Evidence

What does Logos appeal to?

• Authority

• Reason and Logic

• Feelings

• Stories

What is the goal of Ethos?

• To provide strong evidence

• To show credibility and trustworthiness

• To make the audience feel emotions

• To structure arguments clearly

How does a speaker establish credibility?

• By telling stories

• By showing expertise or qualifications

• By repeating phrases

• By using vivid imagery

What is the main purpose of Pathos?

• To make the audience feel something

• To show authority

• To present statistics

• To structure arguments

What is the role of Logos?

• To stir emotions

• To build credibility

• To use facts, data, and reasoning

• To distract opponents

What is Anaphora?

• A story to stir emotions

• A personal testimony

• Repetition at the beginning of clauses or sentences

• A logical argument

What is Antithesis?

• Asking a question without expecting an answer

• Placing two opposite ideas together

• Using vivid sensory words

• Using statistics in arguments