What are the components of a rhetorical situation?

What is the purpose of the speaker in the rhetorical situation?

Which mode of persuasion appeals to the logical aspect of an argument?

Which mode of persuasion appeals to the emotions of the audience in an argument?

Which mode of persuasion relates to the ethical appeal of the speaker in an argument?

Which of the following is NOT a part of an argumentative essay?

Rhetorical choice- reference to something commonly known, such as another piece of literature or a famous historical event

Rhetorical choice- a comparison between two things using some type of common

aspect between the two to explain something.

Rhetorical choice- short personal story

Rhetorical choice- contrasts two opposing ideas using a similar grammatical structure (parallelism)

Rhetorical choice- two ideas or things are put together to draw attention to their similarities OR differences

Rhetorical choice- the literal dictionary definition of a word

Rhetorical choice- repetition of the same word(s) at the beginning of sentences or clauses

Rhetorical choice- the associated meanings of a word; cultural meanings