WorksheetsPersuasion
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
When attempting to persuade someone, you DO need to base your argument on facts
True
False
Logos appeals to...
Logic
Emotion
Authority
Ethos appeals to...
Logic
Emotion
Authority
Pathos appeals to...
Logic
Emotion
Authority
True or false: A persuasive argument can be based on only emotion
True
False
Step 4 of Monroe's Motivated Sequence is...
Establish the need
Visualize the future
Get the attention of the audience
Action
Step 1 of Monroe's Motivated Sequence is...
Get the attention of the audience
Visualize the future
Satisfy the need
Action
Step 2 of Monroe's Motivated Sequence...
Action
Get the audiences attention
Satisfy the need
Establish the need
Step 3 of Monroe's Motivated Sequence...
Satisfy the need
Establish the need
Action
Get the audiences attention
Step 5 of Monroe's Motivated Sequence...
Establish the need
Satisfy the need
Visualization
Action
Which of the following is NOT a way we discussed to get the audiences attention in Step 1?
Anecdote
Joke
Statistic
Video
What does the Positive Method in Step 4 describe?
what happens if the audience does NOT follow your suggestions
what happens if the audience DOES follow your suggestions
What will happen if they do NOT follow your suggestions, but then reveal what could happen if they DO follow your instructions
How is the Negative Method of Step 4 described?
What will happen if the audience does NOT follow your suggestions
What will happen if the audience DOES follow your suggestions
What will happen if they do NOT follow your suggestions, but then reveal what could happen if they DO follow your instructions
This is what happens when the writer bases an argument on insufficient or unrepresentative information
Hasty generalization
Bandwagon appeal
Quick fix
Straw man
This happens when you attempt to validate a point by stating that "everyone else believes it"
Hasty generalization
Bandwagon appeal
Quick fix
Straw man
This happens when the writer relies heavily on catch phrases or empty slogans
Hasty generalizations
Bandwagon appeal
Quick fix
Straw man
This is when the presenter selects the weakest, most insignificant point to divert from the real issue
Hasty generalization
Bandwagon appeal
Quick fix
Straw man
