Ethos, Pathos, Logos Pop Quiz

Aristotle was a student of which Greek philosopher?

• Plato

• Zeno

• Thales

• Heraclitus

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Rhetoric is also known as the art of ________.

• Persuasion

• Yelling

• Writing

• Getting Angry

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Which is NOT a goal of Persuasion

• To change someone's point of view.

• To move others to take action

• To make others angry

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Logos tries to appeal to someone's sense of ________.

• Reason and Logic

• Emotions and Feelings

• Ethics and Credibility

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Ethos tries to appeal to someone's ________.

• Ethics and Credibility

• Emotions and Feelings

• Logic and Reason

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Pathos tries to appeal to someone's _______

• Emotions and Feelings

• Logic and Reasoning

• Ethics and Credibilty

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Which kind of Rhetoric would attempt to get someone really mad at a topic?

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

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Which kind of rhetoric would attempt to use facts to persuade someone's way of thinking?

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

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Which kind of rhetoric would try to use a professor or a writer to convince a group of people?

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

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What is one thing you would NOT trust Mr. Molloy to teach about?

• English

• Video Games

• The history of the Green Bay Packers

• Algebra