Aristole

Question 0

3 means of persuasion

Define

Answer 0

Ethos- personal character and reputation of speaker
Logos- the speech (proofs, arguments, words, syllogisms)
Pathos- audience type

Question 1

What is rhetoric?

Answer 1

The artistic means of persuasion in any given situation

Question 2

3 divisions of rhetoric

Answer 2

Political
Forensic
Judicial

Question 3

Things a political speaker must know about and why (1)

Answer 3

Ways and means - # and extent of countries sources of revenue- in case any areas are overlooked they may be added or some can be reduced to save

Question 4

Things a political speaker must know about (2)

Answer 4

Peace and war so peace can be maintained

Question 5

Things a ps must know about (3)

Answer 5

National defense so garrisons may be increased or removed

Question 6

What a political speaker must know about (4)

Answer 6

Food supply so agreements and treatises can be made

Question 7

(5)

Answer 7

Legislation- because the country’s welfare depends on law

Question 8

What is the end to which all men aim?

Answer 8

Happiness

Question 9

Five things that are parts of happiness

Answer 9

Wealth 
Health 
Honor 
Virtue 
Good friends

Question 10

What does political rhetoric seek to determine?

Answer 10

Goodness and utility

Question 11

Three ways in which something may be accompanied by another and example

Answer 11

Simultaneously life to health
Subsequentially knowledge to act of learning
Potentially cheating to sacrilege

Question 12

4 forms of govt and when the respective ends of each are

Answer 12

Democracy freedom
Aristocracy maintainance of education and national institutions
Monarchy protection of monarch
Oligarchy wealth

Question 13

Why should we know the moral qualities of each form of government?

Answer 13

Because the special moral character of eCh is bound to provide us with our most effective means of persuasion in dealing with it

Question 14

5 forms of virtue and why

Answer 14

Justice- because everyone enjoys his own possessions in accordance with the law
Courage- because it causes men to do noble deeds in dangerous situations
Temperance- because it causes us to obey the law where physical pleasures are concerned
Liberality- causes us to spend money for others good
Prudence enables us to make wise decisions

Question 15

Encomium? Invective?

Answer 15

Glowing and warmly enthusiastic praised referring to what a man has done
Opposite

Question 16

Wrongdoing?

Answer 16

An injury voluntarily inflicted contrary to law

Question 17

5 causes of human action and examples

Answer 17

Chance 
Anger 
Compulsion 
Nature 
Reasoning

Question 18

If someone is generally I praiseworthy what do you do?

Answer 18

Praise them as the person who would do something if they could