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What is ethos?
Persuasive appeal that uses a person's sense of right or wrong to persuade.
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What is Point of View?
A particular attitude or way of considering a matter.
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What is claim?
Initial argument points.
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What is allegedly?
The woman ___________ started the argument. No one could prove it.
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What are ethos, pathos, and logos?
3 Persuasive Appeals
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What is pathos?
A persuasive appeal that uses emotions to persuade.
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What is purpose?
The reason or goal behind an author's work.
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What is a rebuttal?
A contradiction in an argument.
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What is viewpoint/ point of view?
Teenagers and parents often see things from very different ______________.
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What is reliability?
Quality of being dependable.
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What is ethos?
This appeal can be used to affect the audience, or can be used to make the speaker/author sound trustworthy.
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What is theme?
The subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person's thoughts, or an exhibition; a topic
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What is counterclaim?
Joe made his argument. Cindy disagreed and gave her _______________.
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What is argument?
The students have a strong ___________ against the no electronics policy at school now.
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What is validity?
The quality of a source being logically or factually sound.
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What is logos?
Persuasive appeal that uses a person's sense of logical reasoning.
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What is audience?
A writer needs to consider who is in their ________ before deciding how they are going to set the tone for their piece.
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What is argument?
An exchange of diverging or opposite views
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What is Conflicting Evidence?
The Principal gave good ________________ against the student's argument that cell phones should be allowed back in school.
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What is evidence?
A body of facts or information to support your answer.
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What is pathos?
Persuasive appeal used in "Save the Animals" commercial campaign?
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What is tone?
Attitude of a piece of writing/speech.
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What is Motive?
The reason why a person does something, especially if not obvious.
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What is counterclaim?
An opposing claim.
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What is a citation?
A quotation from or reference to a book, paper, or author, esp. in a scholarly work.
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