What is the primary focus of ethos in persuasive language?

• Appeal to emotions

• Appeal to logic and reason

• Appeal to authority and credibility

• Appeal to humor

Which Greek philosopher is associated with the concepts of ethos, pathos, and logos?

• Socrates

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Pythagoras

What does pathos appeal to in persuasive language?

• Logic and reason

• Emotions

• Authority

• Credibility

Logos is an appeal to what in rhetoric?

• Emotions

• Authority

• Logic and reason

• Credibility

Why is ethos important in persuasion?

• It makes arguments more emotional

• It establishes credibility and trustworthiness

• It uses logical reasoning

• It appeals to humor

What is the meaning of the Greek word "pathos"?

• Character

• Word or reason

• Suffering or experience

• Authority

How can logos be effectively used in persuasion?

• By appealing to emotions

• By establishing credibility

• By using logical and sound reasoning

• By using humor

What is the meaning of the Greek word "ethos"?

• Suffering or experience

• Character

• Word or reason

• Emotion

Which of the following is an example of using pathos in persuasion?

• Citing a scientific study

• Sharing a personal story to evoke sympathy

• Quoting an expert

• Using statistical data

What is the main purpose of using logos in an argument?

• To evoke emotions

• To establish credibility

• To provide logical evidence

• To entertain