Vernacular rhetoric

What is the primary focus of vernacular rhetoric?

• Use of global language standards

• Formalized communication methods

• Communication within a specific cultural or local context

• Communication within a specific cultural or local context

1. Vernacular rhetoric is the use of formal language to persuade an audience.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which of the following rhetorical strategies is commonly used in vernacular rhetoric?

• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos

• All of the above

Which of the following is an example of effective vernacular rhetoric?

• A political campaign ad that uses complex language and imagery

• A rap song that uses slang and colloquialisms to make a social commentary

• A job application essay that is written in formal language and avoids using contractions

• A scientific presentation that is filled with technical jargon

1. Which of the following is a context in which vernacular rhetoric is commonly used? (More than 1 answer)

• 1. The courtroom

• 1. The classroom

• 1. The social media

A rhetorical strategy that is used by appealing to the audience's emotions?

A rhetorical strategy relates to the word ethic, is the establishment of your credibility?

Arhetorical strategy uses logic and logical reasoning as a tactic to persuade.