FINAL: PPTS

Question 1

Emotional appeal when the writer hopes to lead the audience to accept the claim based on their emotional reaction to the argument
“Suffering” “experience”
-propagandistic
-polemical

Answer 1

Pathos

Question 2

When writers come across as trustworthy and credible regarding the argument that they are making
“Character”
-reputation
-shared values between speaker and audience
-experience
-knowledge

Answer 2

Ethos

Question 3

Appeals to logic through the use of reason and evidence
“Embodied thought”
-offering clear rational ideas, and thinking logically by having a clear main idea, using specific details, facts, statistics, or expert testimonies

Answer 3

Logos

Question 4

Considering your rhetorical situation, the suitable time and place for making an argument and the most opportune ways to make it

Answer 4

Kairos

Question 5

Time and place the text was written or spoken

Answer 5

Occassion

Question 6

Circumstances, atmosphere, attitudes, and events surrounding the text

Answer 6

Context

Question 7

The goal that the speaker wants to achieve

Answer 7

Purpose

Question 8

Art of persuasion.
Thoughtful, reflective activity leading to effective communication including the rational exchange of opposing viewpoints

Answer 8

Rhetoric

Question 9

The classical oration

Answer 9

1. Introduction
2. Narration
3. Confirmation
4. Refutation
5. Conclusion

Question 10

Specific examples to major premise/generalization

Answer 10

Inductive reasoning

Question 11

Major premise/generalization to specific example

Answer 11

Deductive reasoning