Rhetoric
This is the art of persuasion
What is rhetoric?
This is the name of the book that most of our readings were from.
What is Bad Ideas About Writing?
This person only learned last week that this was an eight week long course
Who is Kaitlyn Tibbetts?
This is a rhetorical appeal that appeals to people's emotions in order to persuade them.
What is pathos?
I couldn't think of another reading question, so congrats, this is a freebie
What is a freebie?
The amount of time, per the syllabus policy, that Kaitlyn accepts late work in this course.
What is 24 hours?
This is a rhetorical appeal that utilizes credibility, ethics, or morals to persuade its audience
What is ethos?
These are the items on the cover of our digital textbook in Canvas.
What are green classroom desks?
This is a written or visual text that follows particular rules or patterns.
What is a genre?
This is a rhetorical tool that employs logic, reasoning, or evidence to persuade its audience.
What is logos?
This person wrote the essay on "Meaningful Peer Praise" that we read during week 3.
Who is Ron DePeter?
On our Canvas home page, what Peanuts character can be seen typing on a computer?
Who is Snoopy?
This person is known as the father of rhetoric and we literally never talked about him in class but his name was mentioned in our first reading, "Rhetoric is Synonymous With Empty Speech" lololol
Who is Aristotle?
This is the genre that Kerry Dirk used to demonstrate genre conventions in the essay "Navigating Genres"
What is a ransom note?
This was my question of the day on the first day of class.
If you had to record a podcast, what's a topic you could talk about without having to do any research?