Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
Q

Which if the following is NOT a way to accomplish pathos?

A

Create a sense of trustworthiness

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This type of speech often takes place in legislative settings and focuses on discussing policies and actions to be taken.

A

Deliberative

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3
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Which of the following is not a persuasive appeal?

A

Theos

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4
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____ refers to strong confident delivery that creates the impression with the audience that the speaker has practiced and cares about what they are talking about.

A

Dynamism

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5
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Ross and Rachel have been in a committed relationship and decide to “take a break.” Rachel thinks this just means they aren’t going to see each other for a week. Ross thinks it means they are broken up. What type of stasis does this concern?

A

Definitive stasis

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Q

Public school performance in the United States has declined over the past 20 years. This is an example of:

A

Question of Fact

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7
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When a speaker seeks to persuade people about how to interpret the facts it is called a(n):

A

Question of Fact

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8
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When the issue in dispute is whether something occurred or not, it is known as:

A

Conjectural stasis

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9
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When the issue in dispute is whether something occurred or not, it is known as:

A

Conjectural stasis

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10
Q

During Juan’s speech he clearly articulated his case and provided persuasive evidence that supported his point of view. What type of credibility is illustrated in this example?

A

Derived Credibility

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11
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During the prosecutor’s opening remarks, she clearly tells the jury what issue they are to consider. This is an example of:

A

Issue awareness

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12
Q

The professor asked Miranda if she had heard about anyone cheating on the exam. Miranda says, “Yes,” but did not tell the professor who she saw cheat. Miranda is engaged in:

A

Lying by Omission

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13
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When the issue in dispute involves the morality, ethicality, or value of an action, it is called:

A

Qualitative Stasis

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14
Q

When the issue of the dispute is the meaning of the word it is called:

A

Definitive Stasis

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15
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A speech that seeks to prove an opposition’s argument is wrong is called a(n):

A

Speech of refutation

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16
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The basic issue in the dispute between one or more speaking parties is known as:

A

Stasis