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Froggy Jumps AMP LIKE A CHAMPOnline version (╯°□°）╯🔺AMP🔻︵ ┻┻ ノ╯︵ by WLC 1 What is an appeal to logos? a persuasion by using emotions b persuasion by using credibility c persuasion by using facts 2 What is an appeal to ethos? a persuasion by using emotions b persuasion by using credibility c persuasion by using facts 3 What is an appeal to pathos? a persuasion by using emotions b persuasion by using credibility c persuasion by using facts 4 What are three different parts of a rhetorical triangle? a creator, creatine, chlorine b creator, creation, Crayola c creator, creation, audience 5 What are some rhetorical purposes? a move to action, dismiss everyone's views b situate historically, contextualize c change behaviors, offer misinformation 6 What is rhetoric? a Using all available means of persuasion. b The end of the world as we know it. c A fancy word with zero meaning. 7 Age, geographic location, race are all parts of what? a rhetorical context b historical situation c the matrix 8 I am always this until I am no longer this. a Quadratic equation. b Gandolf. c A fact. 9 I help balance out rhetoric. a Philosophy, Psychology, History b Logos, Ethos, Pathos c Peanut Butter and Jelly 10 Rhetorical contexts include: a ⨝ b things that never have happened and never will happen c religion, political events, disability / disorder / health 11 What are three types of rhetorical contexts? a Context of the creator/doer, the creation/thing done itself, the audience of these b The context of ethos, logos, pathos c Technically, both A and B 12 Appeals to the senses include: a only taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight b balance, temperature, pain, imagination, and the other 33-53 senses c purple 13 Appeals to "good" ethos include: a stories you hear at every holiday party b donuts, sideways, purple c trustworthiness, reliability, expert testimony

Froggy Jumps

AMP LIKE A CHAMPOnline version

(╯°□°）╯🔺AMP🔻︵ ┻┻ ノ╯︵

by WLC

What is an appeal to logos?

persuasion by using emotions

persuasion by using credibility

persuasion by using facts

What is an appeal to ethos?

persuasion by using emotions

persuasion by using credibility

persuasion by using facts

What is an appeal to pathos?

persuasion by using emotions

persuasion by using credibility

persuasion by using facts

What are three different parts of a rhetorical triangle?

creator, creatine, chlorine

creator, creation, Crayola

creator, creation, audience

What are some rhetorical purposes?

move to action, dismiss everyone's views

situate historically, contextualize

change behaviors, offer misinformation

What is rhetoric?

Using all available means of persuasion.

The end of the world as we know it.

A fancy word with zero meaning.

Age, geographic location, race are all parts of what?

rhetorical context

historical situation

the matrix

I am always this until I am no longer this.

Quadratic equation.

Gandolf.

A fact.

I help balance out rhetoric.

Philosophy, Psychology, History

Logos, Ethos, Pathos

Peanut Butter and Jelly

Rhetorical contexts include:

⨝

things that never have happened and never will happen

religion, political events, disability / disorder / health

What are three types of rhetorical contexts?

Context of the creator/doer, the creation/thing done itself, the audience of these

The context of ethos, logos, pathos

Technically, both A and B

Appeals to the senses include:

only taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight

balance, temperature, pain, imagination, and the other 33-53 senses

purple

Appeals to "good" ethos include:

stories you hear at every holiday party

donuts, sideways, purple

trustworthiness, reliability, expert testimony

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What is an appeal to logos?

What is an appeal to ethos?

What is an appeal to pathos?

What are three different parts of a rhetorical triangle?

What are some rhetorical purposes?

What is rhetoric?

Age, geographic location, race are all parts of what?

I am always this until I am no longer this.

I help balance out rhetoric.

Rhetorical contexts include:

What are three types of rhetorical contexts?

Appeals to the senses include:

Appeals to "good" ethos include:

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