Persuasion and the Power of Music

Where did Joshua Bell play to a packed audience?

• Boston's Symphony Hall

• A subway station

• A music hall

• A concert hall

What was Joshua Bell's reaction when he played in the subway station?

• He was upset when someone coughed

• He was grateful when someone threw in a dollar

• He was disappointed that people were ignoring him

• He was surprised that people were listening

According to Aristotle, what are the three means of persuasion?

• Logos, ethos, and pathos

• Rhetoric, ethos, and pathos

• Logos, rhetoric, and pathos

• Logos, ethos, and rhetoric

What does ethos represent in persuasion?

• The emotional connection

• The reputation and credibility

• The logical argument

• The relevance to the audience

What does logos represent in persuasion?

• The emotional connection

• The reputation and credibility

• The logical argument

• The relevance to the audience

What does pathos represent in persuasion?

• The emotional connection

• The reputation and credibility

• The logical argument

• The relevance to the audience

Why did people not listen to Joshua Bell in the subway station?

• The music was not good

• The audience was not ready to hear the message

• The subway platform was not designed for emotional connection

• Joshua Bell did not play with passion

What did Joshua Bell learn from his experience in the subway station?

• The importance of a good argument

• The importance of a clear, strong voice

• The importance of building credibility and emotional connection

• The importance of playing in a concert hall

Who is the target audience for this quiz?

• Grade 6 students

• Music lovers

• Professional musicians

• Subway commuters

Using statistics and facts to convince others

• ethos

• logos

• pathos

• pengos