Appealing to an Audience

What does a writer consider when analyzing their audience?

• The writer's personal beliefs

• The audience's values and beliefs

• The writer's background and needs

• The audience's emotions and mood

Which rhetorical appeal is used to appeal to emotion?

• Pathos

• Logos

• Ethos

• All of the above

Which technique is NOT used to achieve an appeal to reasoning or logic?

• Analogies

• Facts

• Repetition

• Statistics

What does ethos appeal to?

• Emotion

• Reasoning

• Credibility

• All of the above

What does relevant evidence do?

• Establish a mood

• Create an association

• Clarify or exemplify

• All of the above

Which type of evidence is NOT mentioned in the text?

• Analogies

• Experiments

• Personal experiences

• Opinions

When does evidence become relevant?

• When it connects to the claim

• When it is from a credible source

• When it is recent and accurate

• When it is representative of the issue

What does sufficient evidence refer to?

• The quantity and quality of evidence

• The relevance of evidence

• The accuracy of evidence

• The credibility of evidence

What is typical evidence?

• Evidence that is representative of a population or issue

• Evidence that is recent and accurate

• Evidence that is from a credible source

• Evidence that is relatable and reasonable

What does accurate evidence mean?

• Evidence that is relatable and reasonable

• Evidence that is recent and accurate

• Evidence that is from a credible source

• Evidence that is representative of a population or issue