Reviewer 2

This refers to sympathy and emotions.

• Pathos

• Logos

• Ethos

• Rhetorical Appeal

It is one's ability to convince others o reconsider their points of view, to commit to purchasing merchandise or services foreign to them, or take a course of action that they would not normally consider.

• Coercion
• Manipulation
• Deception
• Persuasion

"From which philosopher did rhetorical appeals originate?"

• Aristotle
• Confucius
• Plato
• Socrates

This rhetorical device starts with the same letter or consonant sound used repeatedly in phrases or sentences.

• Alliteration
• Simile
• Metaphor
• Rhyme

These statements are amplified, more prominent, or over-the-top descriptions of people, things, concepts, or phenomena.

• Literal
• Metaphor
• Understatement
• Hyperbole/

  Exaggeration

It is a tool writers use to allow the audience to appreciate the power of words used, comprehend an unpopular point of view, or support an advocacy.

It is an opening statement that functions as the attention-getter that would immediately be noticeable and pique the interest of the reader.

• Hook

• Introduction
• Conclusion
• Body

Paragraph has parts to maintain its structure. Which of the following parts synthesizes all the vital points of your argument?

• Introduction
• Body
• Title
• Conclusion

This statement pertains to an action that will not be carried out or performed by the agent responsible since it is false.

Identify whether the given statement is affirmation or negation. "Because of the incredible situation we are currently in, we obviously have to cut down on resources and expenditures to meet our target."

(a)