Kairos

What is the role of Kairos in relation to the rhetorical elements of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos?

• It is a static concept that analyzes these elements.

• It energizes and puts these elements into action.

• It replaces these elements in modern rhetoric.

• It is a historical term no longer relevant to these elements.

Which Greek term, meaning "power," is associated with Kairos by American scholar Richard Leo Enos?

• Arete

• Dunamis

• Telos

• Techne

What is the literal translation of the term Kairos?

• The art of persuasion

• The right thing at the right time

• The study of character

• The appeal to emotion

What does having a "rhetorical ear" imply in the context of Kairos?

• The ability to speak loudly and clearly.

• The capacity to hear the right time and place to say or do something.

• A preference for listening over speaking.

• An understanding of musical rhythm in speeches.

What is essential for someone to have a strong sense of Kairos?

• Memorizing historical speeches and texts.

• Knowing the subject matter well, listening, being engaged, and recognizing/posing solutions.

• Debating frequently to sharpen argumentative skills.

• Focusing solely on personal beliefs and values.