Rhetorical Appeals & Logical Fallacies

Who defined the Rhetorical Appeals

• Aristotle

• Archimedes

• Aquinas

The definition of Rhetorical Appeals is...

• The 3 elements of argument

• The 3 elements of iron

• The 3 elements of persuasion

Aristotle was a ________________ philosopher

• Roman

• Greek

• Italian

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The Rhetorical Appeals are ___________, ____________, and ___________.

• ethos, pargos, and logos

• ethos, logos, and pathos

• ethics, largas, and pathiao

Convincing the audience by appealing to their emotions uses element of persuasion?

• pathos

• ethos

• logos

Convincing an audience by appealing to their logic and reason uses which element of persuasion?

• pathos

• ethos

• logos

Using a speaker or author's character or credibility to persuade uses which of the elements of persuasion?

• ethos

• pathos

• logos

The definition of locial fallcacy is __________________

• weakness in an argument - logical connections between claim and evidence

• strength in an argument - logical connections between claim and evidence.

• weakness in an argument - no logical connection between claim and evidence

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Attacking the person or speaker

• Ad Hominiem

• Begging the question

• False Cause

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Everyone is/is not doing it! It must/must not be a good thing!

• Bandwagon

• Circular Reasoning

• Begging the Question

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