Test #3

Question 0

Logos

Answer 0

Logical appeal

Question 1

Pathos

Answer 1

Emotional appeal; arguments from the heart

Question 2

Inductive reasoning

Answer 2

Drawing general conclusions from specific observations (only probably true)

Question 3

Deductive Reasoning

Answer 3

Syllogistic reasoning that draws a specific conclusion from stated premises (see syllogism)

Question 4

Syllogism

Answer 4

A form of reasoning with a major premise, a minor premise, and a conclusion that follows exclusively from the parameters of the two premises: it must be both valid (in its structure) and true (in the content of its premises)
Ex: all humans are mortal
Socrates is a human
Socrates is mortal