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Deb Guernsey
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By Deb Guernsey
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Logos
Pathos
Ethos
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Multiple Choice
Pathos is an appeal to ____
logic
emotion
reason
trustworthiness
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Multiple Select
Logos is an appeal to ____
logic
emotion
reason
trustworthiness
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Multiple Select
An appeal for ethics or trustworthiness is ____
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
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Errors in reasoning
undermine the argument
Logical Fallacies
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Multiple Choice
Logical fallacies can ---
strengthen your argument.
make you sound smart.
weaken your argument.
appeals to logic.
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Loaded words
Choosing words to influence someone's perception of a problem or idea
positive or negative
Example: Is someone slim or skinny
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Glittering Generalities
A conclusion based on insufficient or biased evidence
Using general statements to evoke emotions, or sound good, just to prove your points
Example: For is built Ford Touch.
Does that actually prove that it is tough? What does Ford Tough even mean?
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Bandwagon
If everyone uses it, believes it, says it, so should you.
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Multiple Choice
What is loaded language?
a condusion based on an invalid claim
an argument that is oversimplified
an attack on the character of the person rather than the arugments
words that influence the audience with strong connotations,
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Multiple Choice
Everyone is buying a hybird so should you.
logos
generality
bandwagon
ethos
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Multiple Choice
"Because I'm worth it."
L'Oreal Make Up
logos
generality
bandwagon
ethos
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Avant Garde
Having this product puts you ahead of the times
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Slippery Slope
idea that if A happens then through a series of small steps X, Y, and Z will also happen
If we ban Hummers because they are bad for the environment, then the government will ban ALL cars, so we shouldn't ban Hummers.
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Plain Folks
a testimonial that suggest the product is a practical product of good value for ordinary people
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Multiple Choice
Dove products are made for everyone, not just supermodels
slippery slope
plain folks
avant garde
pathos
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Multiple Choice
If we ban Hummers because they are bad for the environment, then the government will ban ALL cars, so we shouldn't ban Hummers.
slippery slope
plain folks
avant garde
pathos
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Multiple Choice
Slippery slope arguments are___
conclusions based on actual evidence
If A happens, then we eventually will end up with Z.
boaed evidence
none of these
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