rhetorical devices

Question 1/10

Which rhetorical device is used to appeal to a person's emotions?

pathos

logos

ethos

Question 2/10

Which persuasive device is used to appeal to a person's intellect?

logos

ethos

pathos

Question 3/10

Which pesuasive device is used to appeal to what seems credible and ethical?

ethos

logos

pathos

Question 4/10

Techniques or language used to convey a point or convince an audience is called

rhetoric

parallelism

metanoia

Question 5/10

A graph with data showing verifiable would be which kind of rhetorical device?

logos

ethos

pathos

Question 6/10

Using a credible and respected source of information is an example of

ethos

pathos

logos

Question 7/10

Using images to inspire you to compassion (like a puppy or a hungry, sad child) would be an example of

pathos

ethos

logos

Question 8/10

Understanding ethos, pathos, and logos and how they can be used to pesuade someone to do, think or act is important for you as a writer or as a consumer of ideas?

both!

writer

consumer

Question 9/10

What do all 3 rhetorical devices have in common?

they consider the audeinces' point of view

they're all Latin words

they're all used only in writing

Question 10/10

BONUS: What was the name of the Greek Philosopher (OMG phil=love and soph=knowledge!) who first identified these 3 persuasive devices?

Aristotle

Socrates

Pythagoras

wrong

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