Declaration of Sentiments/Speech to the American Equal Rights As

Define logos.

• Logical appeal in rhetoric
• A type of fruit
• A form of transportation
• A type of dance

Define pathos.

• Rhetorical appeal to the audience's logic
• Rhetorical appeal to the audience's ethics
• Rhetorical appeal to the audience's sense of humor
• Rhetorical appeal to the audience's emotions

Define ethos.

• Ethos is a type of ancient Greek dance.
• Ethos refers to the study of insects.
• Ethos is a type of tropical fruit.
• Ethos is the ethical appeal or credibility of the speaker or writer.

Define kairos.

• A type of fruit
• A famous painting
• A type of dance
• The right or opportune moment

Define repetition.

• Act of doing or saying something again or repeatedly
• Standing on one leg for a long time
• Eating a lot of food at once
• Singing loudly in public

Define parallelism.

• The process of creating a parallel universe
• A type of computer programming language
• The study of the Earth's atmosphere
• The use of successive verbal constructions in poetry or prose that correspond in grammatical structure, sound, meter, meaning, etc.

Define allusion.

• An indirect reference to a person, event, or piece of literature
• A direct and explicit reference to a person or event
• A type of illusion created by magicians
• A type of literary genre

Define transient.

• Not lasting or enduring; temporary
• Enduring
• Eternal
• Permanent

Define supposition.

• An uncertain belief or assumption about something
• A well-established truth
• A scientific theory
• A proven fact

Define delinquency.

• Exceeding expectations and going above and beyond
• Having no financial obligations
• Failure to fulfill a duty or obligation, especially a financial one.
• Being responsible and fulfilling all duties