Which part of the rhetorical situation is this question targeting? "Are you writing or is the author writing to inform, evaluate, analyze, persuade, etc?"

Which part of the rhetorical situation is this question targeting? "The __________ bring their own perspectives, biases, experiences, and expectations which can make the speaker or writer in need of engaging them and making it intentional."

Which part of the rhetorical situation is this question targeting? "The _____________ is the content in which you are reading or writing about."

Which part of the rhetorical situation is this question targeting? "If a ________ is particularly passionate about a topic, the writing may come across as effective and convincing."

Which part of the rhetorical situation is this question targeting? "The __________ describes the situation surrounding the writing, which includes the time, credibility, and location in which it was written."

Identify the audience from the excerpt in the article below:

"Some colleges have announced that they will no longer require applicants to provide standardized test scores, but instead will look to high school grade-point averages and subjective information like extracurricular activities."

Identify the purpose of the excerpt below:

"The challenge for today's college admissions officer is like the one faced by job recruiters: In an era of rampant grade inflation, which grades can you believe? Businesses began learning years ago not to put much stock in diplomas from schools where the average graduate's GPA is 3.5 or higher. Even high grades may not be at all indicative of real learning or readiness for the modern workplace."

Identify the writer in the excerpt below:

"The institution I lead, Purdue University, will not be joining that group. A review of all the data tells us that no admissions criteria that ignores either the SAT or ACT exam can predict with equivalent accuracy a student's college performance, or his or her best placement level in critical freshman courses such as mathematics. Accepting a high school "A" at face value and enrolling a student in an advanced math course beyond his or her capabilities does the student a serious disservice" (Mitch Daniels, Washington Post).

Identify the topic in the excerpt below:

"The emotional fragility of many young people today is, by now, a well-documented phenomenon. College students' psychological problems, and genuine mental illness, are very real. Every school I know of approaches the matter with utter seriousness and responsibility. Running a college necessitates ever-growing numbers of counselors and therapists, but keeping up can be difficult. Requests for counseling appointments start almost as soon as a new class arrives. This fall at our school, at least one freshman sought a counseling session before setting foot on campus."

Identify the context of the excerpt below:

"The trend has spawned a host of explanatory theories. Many have pointed to parental overprotectiveness as the primary cause, and, no doubt, that is a real factor. In the new book "The Coddling of the American Mind," co-authors Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukianoff write that many young people, having too rarely handled problems or adversity on their own, now instinctively look for an adult at the first whiff of difficulty."

How do the rhetorical appeals relate to the rhetorical situation?