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Appeals

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is pathos?
a)
emotion 
b)
ethics
c)
credibility 
d)
logic
2.
What is ethos?
a)
logic
b)
credibility 
c)
ethics/credibility 
d)
emotion
3.
What is logos?
a)
emotion
b)
ethics
c)
logic
d)
credibility 
4.
The speaker or writer appeals to the audience's emotions.
a)
Emotional Appeals
b)
Ethical Appeals
c)
Logical Appeals
5.
Which is an example of a connotative diction?
a)
an argument 
b)
saying "thank you"
c)
laughing 
d)
crying 
6.
True or False: 
Connotative diction, carefully crafted syntax, and personal anecdotes are all examples of methods that create emotional appeals.
a)
True 
b)
False 
7.
Constructing a well- reasoned argument using facts, statistics, and research.
a)
Emotional Appeals
b)
Ethical Apeals
c)
Logical Appeals
8.
Which is an element that creates a logical appeal?
a)
personal connections 
b)
facts and research 
c)
using first person pronouns
9.
The speaker or writer appeals to the audience's trust by establishing his credibility or trustworthiness as a writer or speaker?
a)
Emotional Appeals
b)
Ethical Appeals 
c)
Logical Appeals?
10.
Stating qualifications for expertise, using first person pronouns, citing relevant authorities and allusions are methods that create...
a)
Emotional Appeals
b)
Ethical Appeals
c)
Logical Appeals
11.
The quotation below is what type of appeal?
"I was a campaign manager eight years ago; I know what  difference that kind of effort and that kind of commitment made."
a)
Pathos 
b)
Logos
c)
Ethos
12.
Where did Kennedy's Primary Victory Speech take place?
a)
Chicago
b)
California 
c)
Texas
d)
South Carolina 
13.
What was the name of Kennedy's dog?
a)
Frankie 
b)
Charlie 
c)
Ethel 
d)
Freckles 
14.
What war is going on during the time of Kennedy's speech?
a)
WWI 
b)
Vietnam 
c)
Cold War
d)
American Civil War
15.
The quotation below is what type of appeal?
"The country wants to move in a different direction."
a)
Pathos 
b)
Logos 
c)
Ethos