Of Mice and Men Final Review

What is Ethos?

• an appeal to emotions

• an appeal to credibility

• an appeal to intelligence

• gaps in logic

What is Pathos?

• an appeal to emotions

• an appeal to credibility

• an appeal to intelligence

• gaps in logic

What is Logos?

• an appeal to emotions

• an appeal to credibility

• an appeal to intelligence

• gaps in logic

What is Rhetoric?

• the argument a speaker makes

• an opposing viewpoint

• the art of using strategies to persuade an audience

• gaps in logic

What is argument?

• an opposing viewpoint

• preference or prejudice for a particular viewpoint

• the art of using strategies to persuade an audience

• using language, reason, and evidence to influence others

What is a counterargument?

• an opposing viewpoint

• preference or prejudice for a particular viewpoint

• the art of using strategies to persuade an audience

• using language, reason, and evidence to influence others

What is a bias?

• an opposing viewpoint

• preference or prejudice for a particular viewpoint

• the art of using strategies to persuade an audience

• using language, reason, and evidence to influence others

What is a logical fallacy?

• gaps in logic

• preference or prejudice for a particular viewpoint

• the art of using strategies to persuade an audience

• the context of the argument (SOAPS)

What is a claim?

• believing an argument because the majority agrees

• shifting away from an argument to a person's character

• the false idea that there are only two sides to an argument

• the position a speaker takes on a subject

What is ad hominem?

• believing an argument because the majority agrees

• shifting away from an argument to a person's character

• the false idea that there are only two sides to an argument

• the position a speaker takes on a subject