Question
Match the definitions with the terms.
the categories of the three main persuasive devices: ethos, logos, and pathos as defined by Aristotle in his essay, Rhetoric
to convince by referring to an important or well-known person
to convince by causing an emotional reaction
the idea or basis for making a certain conclusion
to convince by using logic or reason
the argument or main idea; also, the thesis statement in an essay
choices
pathos
ethos
logos
claim premise
prehistorical appeals
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Here are the definitions matched with the correct terms:
1. **To convince by referring to an important or well-known person** - **ethos**
2. **To convince by causing an emotional reaction** - **pathos**
3. **The idea or basis for making a certain conclusion** - **premise**
4. **To convince by using logic or reason** - **logos**
5. **The argument or main idea; also, the thesis statement in an essay** - **claim**
The term "prehistorical appeals" doesn't seem to fit the definitions you've provided.
1. **To convince by referring to an important or well-known person** - **ethos**
2. **To convince by causing an emotional reaction** - **pathos**
3. **The idea or basis for making a certain conclusion** - **premise**
4. **To convince by using logic or reason** - **logos**
5. **The argument or main idea; also, the thesis statement in an essay** - **claim**
The term "prehistorical appeals" doesn't seem to fit the definitions you've provided.