Chapter 1

The definition of ethos is...

The speakers tone In a piece of work

How the speakers shows emotion

How the speaker shows he's reliable

Pathos can be best described as...

How a speaker shows emotion

The amount of facts shared in a piece

How trustworthy the author is in a book

Logos can mean

How the speaker states his feelings

How the speaker appeals to logic and reason

What type of font an author uses

What do S.O.A.P.S. Stand for

Subject, occasion, audience, purpose and speaker

Searching, out looking, adjusting, proposing, and sending

Speaker, occasion, audience, purpose, and subject

How do rhetorical appeals work?

They are used to separate pathos logos and ethos

The show both sides of the stories in speeches

They are techniques used to persuade the audience

Propoganda is most closely related with...

The selling of goods for the pure good of the mother country

How the author relates to a speech or writing piece

The spread of information, ideas, rumors, and lies to persuade a group of people

Occasion can most commonly be associated with...

Setting

The reasoning behind a speech

An aggressive argument

A connotation can play major roles in speeches, what is the main role of a connotation?

To describe objects

To associate words together

To argue two different speeches

A refutation...

Denies validity of an opposing argument

Is what listens to the speeches given by the speakers

Shows the real character's personality to the audience

A speaker job is too...

Listen to a speech

Deny arguments from peers

Create the text

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