Match the type of rhetoric with its definition.(2 points)

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ethos
logos
pathos
deductive reasoning
inductive reasoning
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Answer 1

Here are the definitions matched with the types of rhetoric:

1. Ethos: Establishing credibility or ethical appeal to convince the audience of the speaker’s character or authority.
2. Logos: The use of logical reasoning and evidence to support an argument.
3. Pathos: Appeals to emotion, aiming to persuade the audience by eliciting feelings.
4. Deductive reasoning: A logical process in which a conclusion follows necessarily from the stated premises, often moving from general to specific.
5. Inductive reasoning: A logical process in which conclusions are drawn from specific examples or observations to form a general statement.

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