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Read carefully and rethink your answers.
an appeal to logic--(persuasive appeals)
the emotions that a speaker demonstrates towards his or her subject--(pathos)
an appeal to the credibilty of the speaker--(ethos)
an appeal to a sense of right or wrong--(logos)
devices in a speech that seek to convince an audience(tone0
please check my ansers
8 answers
persuasive appeals--(E)
tone--(B)
ethos--(C)
pathos--(D)
logos--(A)
Please-check
tone--(B)
ethos--(C)
pathos--(D)
logos--(A)
Please-check
I have no idea what A, B, C, D, and E are referring to.
Please list the definition next to the term so they make sense.
Please list the definition next to the term so they make sense.
Sorry!!
persuasive appeals--devices in a speech that seek to convince an audience
tone--the emotion that a speaker demonstrares towards his or her subject
ethos--an appeal to the credibility of the speaker
pathos--an appeal to a sense of right or wrong
logos--an appeal to logic
Had to match word with meaning
persuasive appeals--devices in a speech that seek to convince an audience
tone--the emotion that a speaker demonstrares towards his or her subject
ethos--an appeal to the credibility of the speaker
pathos--an appeal to a sense of right or wrong
logos--an appeal to logic
Had to match word with meaning
Your definitions for ethos, logos, and tone are correct.
pathos = emotions <~~how will you use that definition?
pathos = emotions <~~how will you use that definition?
I think in general audiences, emotion plays an important part. Ever been to a political rally?
Thank you for the help
You're very welcome. It's not an easy subject, that's for sure!