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AMP LIKE A CHAMP


Froggy Jumps AMP LIKE A CHAMPVersion en ligne (╯°□°）╯🔺AMP🔻︵ ┻┻ ノ╯︵ par WLC 1 What is an appeal to logos? a persuasion by using emotions b persuasion by using credibility c persuasion by using facts 2 What is an appeal to ethos? a persuasion by using emotions b persuasion by using credibility c persuasion by using facts 3 What is an appeal to pathos? a persuasion by using emotions b persuasion by using credibility c persuasion by using facts 4 What are three different parts of a rhetorical triangle? a creator, creatine, chlorine b creator, creation, Crayola c creator, creation, audience 5 What are some rhetorical purposes? a move to action, dismiss everyone's views b situate historically, contextualize c change behaviors, offer misinformation 6 What is rhetoric? a Using all available means of persuasion. b The end of the world as we know it. c A fancy word with zero meaning. 7 Age, geographic location, race are all parts of what? a rhetorical context b historical situation c the matrix 8 I am always this until I am no longer this. a Quadratic equation. b Gandolf. c A fact. 9 I help balance out rhetoric. a Philosophy, Psychology, History b Logos, Ethos, Pathos c Peanut Butter and Jelly 10 Rhetorical contexts include: a ⨝ b things that never have happened and never will happen c religion, political events, disability / disorder / health 11 What are three types of rhetorical contexts? a Context of the creator/doer, the creation/thing done itself, the audience of these b The context of ethos, logos, pathos c Technically, both A and B 12 Appeals to the senses include: a only taste, touch, smell, hearing, sight b balance, temperature, pain, imagination, and the other 33-53 senses c purple 13 Appeals to "good" ethos include: a stories you hear at every holiday party b donuts, sideways, purple c trustworthiness, reliability, expert testimony

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What is an appeal to logos?

What is an appeal to ethos?

What is an appeal to pathos?

What are three different parts of a rhetorical triangle?

What are some rhetorical purposes?

What is rhetoric?

Age, geographic location, race are all parts of what?

I am always this until I am no longer this.

I help balance out rhetoric.

Rhetorical contexts include:

What are three types of rhetorical contexts?

Appeals to the senses include:

Appeals to "good" ethos include: