persuasive terms

Question 1

Analogy

Answer 1

comparing two things, usually to show clarification or explanation

Question 2

Rhetorical fallacy

Answer 2

no two-way responses, distract reader with various appeals instead of sound reasoning

Question 3

Logical fallacy

Answer 3

error of reasoning

Question 4

Caricature

Answer 4

a picture, description, or imitation of someone or something that certain characteristics are exaggerated in order to create a comic or grotesque/ugly feeling

Question 5

Leading question

Answer 5

a question that prompts or encourages the desired answer

Question 6

False Assumptions/Incorrect Premise

Answer 6

an incorrect assumption made base off an argument

Question 7

Explicit message

Answer 7

given directly to audience

Question 8

implicit message

Answer 8

a message the audience can imply

Question 9

ethos/ethics and credibility

Answer 9

building trust by stating your credibility or authority

Question 10

appeal to fear

Answer 10

hopes to tap into a persons fear to persuade them

Question 11

pathos/emotions

Answer 11

appealing to emotion by connecting with your audince throught their values and intrests

Question 12

logos/logic

Answer 12

appealing to intelligence with well constructed and clearly argued ideas

Question 13

bandwagon

Answer 13

taps into people desire to belong to something or idea