Match with the correct term: "In the past two seasons, her shooting percentage from the floor averaged 79%, while her shooting percentage for 3-pointers is an astounding 82%."

Match with the correct term: an advertisement featuring puppy licking a small child. 

Match with the correct term: an ad on a billboard that features an eagle and an American flag.

Match with the correct term: "His girlfriend and his last hope for happiness walked out the gymnasium door." 

Match with the correct term: an ad for a political candidate that features a picture of ISIS soldiers riding in a pickup truck.

Match with the correct term: My parents took away my phone, but I'm getting all my homework done these days. 

Match with the correct term:  "Spending the evening with your best friends and a classic movie is not a bad way to pass the time." 

Match with the correct term: "Nattering nabobs of negativism." 

Match with the correct term: "This here is the Cadillac of lawnmowers." 

Match with the correct term: "I'm so tired I could sleep for a lifetime." 

ALL BUT WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING are ways to communicate with your audience aside from the text of your speech? 

Match with the correct term: "All eyes were on the speaker as she addressed the crowd." 

Match with the correct term: "After only making slight contact with the opposing player, Michael took a dive." 

Match with the correct term: "When Anna has nothing to do, Anna is bored. When Anna gets bored, she orders Direct TV. When she orders Direct TV, she watches a lot of TV. When she watches a lot of TV, she watches Direct TV ads."

Match with the correct term: In the Monty Python movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the Black Knight says "It's just a scratch!" after his arm gets cut off and blood is shooting everywhere. 

Match with the correct term: "He can't be trusted. Nearly everything he says is a lie." 

Match with the correct term: "I have cooked for you, I have driven you around, and I have washed your clothes." 

Match with the correct term: “That budget now stands at $5,400 million a year--a staggering sum, though somewhat less than we pay for cigarettes and cigars every year.”

Match with the correct term: "I ask myself: Should I listen to my best friend, or to my mother-in-law?" 

Match with the correct term: "What are you - an idiot?!" 

Match with the correct term: "I came, I saw, I conquered." 

Match with the correct term: "Ravenous gangs prowled the streets in search of innocent victims." 

Match with the correct term: "I'm not even going to mention my opponent's attendance record when she was in the third grade." 

Match with the correct term: "I don't eat fast food - I'm not putting a heart attack-in-a-bun into my body!" 

Match with the correct term: Biggie Smalls 

Match with the correct term: "Can you please lend me a hand over here?"

Match with the correct term: "No one is an island; no one can stand alone; no one can reach her potential without the help of others; no one can do it all himself."

Match with the correct term: "I think Roger was granted a permanent vacation from him job." 

Match with the correct term: "We won't even discuss your struggling performance on the lacrosse team." 

 Match with the correct term: "I ran to the fridge, grabbed the milk, saw the cake, found a plate, and ate a piece."

 Match with the correct term: "It was not an unpleasant way to spend the evening."

 Match with the correct term: "His girlfriend and his hopes for all future happiness walked out of the dance and into the rain."

This is the speaker's goal in a speech:

The art of using language for the purpose of persuasion.

This term is also known as repetition.

Who invented the three modes of persuasion: ethos, logos, and pathos?

Who taught the guy who invented the 3 modes of persuasion: ethos, logos, and pathos?

Who taught the guy who taught the guy who invented the 3 modes of persuasion: ethos, logos, and pathos?

Who did the guy who invented the 3 modes of persuasion (ethos, logos, and pathos) teach?