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Rhetorical Appeals Quiz

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Identify logos, ethos, pathos in texts

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Identify logos, ethos, pathos in texts

by Roberto Abellan Gomez
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Which appeal uses facts, data, and logic to convince readers?

2

Which appeal builds trust by showing the speaker’s character or credibility?

3

Which appeal targets emotions like happiness, fear, or sympathy?

4

Which example demonstrates logos?

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Which example demonstrates ethos?

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Which example demonstrates pathos?

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Which technique is least likely to persuade with logic?

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Which scenario uses logos effectively?

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Which scenario uses ethos effectively?

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Which scenario uses pathos effectively?

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Logos relies on reasoning and evidence.

Ethos connects the speaker to the audience through credibility.

Pathos engages feelings to persuade.

Charts and data illustrate logos.

Credibility comes from the speaker’s credentials.

Emotional appeal evokes sympathy or concern.

Vague feelings without evidence weakens logos.

Data and graphs support logical argument.

Credibility comes from expertise.

Personal stories evoke emotional connection.

 
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