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by Justin Landicho
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What is kairos in rhetoric?

Choose one or more answers

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Which are the three classic appeals in rhetoric?

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Which appeal would you use to boost credibility in an argument?

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Which appeal targets the audience's emotions?

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Which appeal relies on logic and evidence?

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If you adjust your message to fit a timely event, you are leveraging what?

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Which scenario best demonstrates kairos?

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Can kairos be used with all three classic appeals?

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Which is NOT a characteristic of kairos?

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When analyzing a persuasive speech, where would you identify kairos?

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Kairos is about timing and context that makes persuasion effective.

Ethos (credibility), Pathos (emotion), Logos (logic). Kairos is separate concept.

Ethos relies on speaker credibility and trust.

Pathos engages feelings to persuade.

Logos uses reasoning, data, and facts.

Kairos uses the right moment or context for impact.

Timely relevance heightens persuasive effect, a kairos example.

Kairos complements Ethos, Pathos, and Logos when timing aligns.

Kairos depends on context; a fixed message lacks timing.

Kairos is about how timing and context shape impact.

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