Which of the following arguments uses the pathos appeal?

This man knows his dinosaur fossils because he has been a paleontology researcher for 30 years.

If you don't turn in your homework, your grades will drop.

Which of the following arguments uses the logos appeal?

If you donate to Save the Children, you can make a difference in a child's life.

This man knows his dinosaur fossils because he has been a paleontology researcher for 30 years.

Which of the following arguments uses the pathos appeal?

If you donate to Save the Children, you can make a difference in a child's life.

This man knows his dinosaur fossils because he has been a paleontology researcher for 30 years.

Which of the following arguments uses the logos appeal?

If you don't turn in your homework, your grades will drop.

If you donate to Save the Children, you can make a difference in a child's life.

Which of the following is inductive reasoning?

D) John uses my hand sanitizer every class period. I'm running low on hand sanitizer, so it must be because of John.

A) "People often feel more anxiety and stress on Sundays, particularly in the evening, when the dread of the coming week sets in. But the Sunday scaries don't exist on vacation because on vacation, you forget what day it is."

B) "It's all fun, no worries, no chores, no homework, and of course, no Sunday scaries."

C) Dave made a 0, so he needs to redo his assignment.

Which of the following is deductive reasoning?

Astronauts go to space, and space has no gravity. So, astronauts must be able to live without gravity.

Becca always reads books, and she has the highest grade in class. You will be the smartest kid in class if you read books.

The remote is not working, so the batteries must be dead.

John uses my hand sanitizer every class period. I'm running low on hand sanitizer, so it must be because of John.

Which of the following is casual reasoning?

"Life was pretty bleak, so I decided to take a two-month trip around the world."

The school offers lunch, and it offers breakfast. Students have two options for meals while at school.

"A world without weekends would look like no Saturday sleepovers or Sunday fun day, just endless school over and over again."

The pencils are always gone by Core 2, and Mrs. Stansbury has been assigning written work. Core 1 must take all of the pencils.

Which of the following is inductive reasoning?

"When I got home, I was ready to pick myself up, dust myself off, and restart my life. Vacations are like that. They're fun, sure, but they're also for healing and transformation."

"Even taking the most amazing vacation in the world once a year wouldn't be enough to save you from that horror."

Dave made a 0, so he needs to redo his assignment.

My phone was dying, so I plugged it in to let it charge.

Which of the following is deductive reasoning?

"People often feel more anxiety and stress on Sundays, particularly in the evening, when the dread of the coming week sets in. But the Sunday scaries don't exist on vacation because on vacation, you forget what day it is."

"Vacations are also amazing because they expand your horizons."

"Life was pretty bleak, so I decided to take a two-month trip around the world"

"It was an amazing vacation because I got to reconnect with people who love me, who could support me during a tough time."

Which of the following is casual reasoning?

Vacations are too expensive, making it almost impossible for people to experience trips as often as they would the weekend.

A candle wick turns black after being lit, and the candle wick on Mrs. Stansbury's candle is still white. Mrs. Stansbury must not have lit her candle yet.

Becca always reads books, and she has the highest grade in class. You will be the smartest kid in class if you read books.

"You see, in 2021, I was at the lowest point in my life. A very important relationship had just ended. I was aimless, jobless, and I didn't have a place to live."

Which of the following is the best definition for "Rhetorical Appeal?"

How an argument is given. There are three types: ethos, pathos, and logos

The person who wrote and/or is giving the argument

The group/person the author is giving their argument to

Which of the following definitions best matches "author?"

The person who wrote and/or is giving the argument

An argument that relies on a credible, trustworthy, or likable speaker to do the convincing.

Which of the following definitions best matches "target audience?"

The group/person the author is giving the argument to

The act of persuading an audience with a claim, an appeal, evidence, and reasoning.

Which of the following definition best matches "claim?"

A statement that briefly explains what the author believes.

An argument that relies on a credible, trustworthy, or likable speaker to do the convincing.

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As a dentist, I recommend using sensitive toothpaste to protect your enamel.

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