Ethos Pathos Logos

Which of the following is an example of ethos?

• Using emotional language to sway opinions

• Citing a study to support an argument

• Appealing to the audience's emotions

• Using vivid imagery in a speech

Identify the example of pathos below:

• A speaker providing their qualifications

• Using statistics to strengthen a claim

• Telling a personal story to evoke empathy

• Presenting logical reasoning in an essay

In which scenario is logos being utilized?

• A politician sharing their personal struggles

• A commercial using touching music to create a mood

• An article citing scientific research to back up a claim

• A piece of artwork evoking strong emotions

Which of the following represents an example of logos?

• A politician sharing their personal struggles

• A commercial using touching music to create a mood

• An article citing scientific research to back up a claim

• A piece of artwork evoking strong emotions

Choose the example that best demonstrates pathos:

• Using logical fallacies to strengthen an argument

• Appealing to the audience's sense of fear

• Analyzing data to draw a conclusion

• Presenting a counterargument to address opposing views

In which situation would logos be most effective?

• Convincing the audience through emotional storytelling

• Presenting a well-reasoned argument based on facts

• Using personal charisma to build rapport

• Appealing to the audience's values and beliefs

Identify the use of pathos in the following example:

• A speaker presenting a logical sequence of events

• Using emotional language to evoke sympathy

• Providing factual evidence to support a claim

• Using humor to lighten the mood

How is logos demonstrated in the given scenario?

• A teacher sharing personal experiences with the class

• A documentary using emotional music to convey a message

• An author using logical reasoning to support their argument

• A poet using vivid imagery to paint a picture

Which choice represents an example of ethos?

• Using shocking statistics to grab attention

• Appealing to the audience's sense of justice

• Establishing credibility by citing relevant expertise

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• Ethos

• Pathos

• Logos