Vocab
Diction
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Critical Thinking
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
100

Define pro.

an argument for something

100

Choose the word with a positive connotation.

I had a (fine/wonderful) day.

I had a wonderful day.

100

What countries border Thailand?

Malaysia, Laos, Myanmar (Burma), and Cambodia

100

Is this a fact or an opinion?

Autumn is the best season because the temperature is perfect.

Opinion

100

What is this an example of?

A commercial about a specific brand of toothpaste says that 4 out of 5 dentists use it.

Ethos

200

Define perspective

a way of thinking about and understanding something

200

Choose the word with a negative connotation.

My brother's cat is (overweight/fat).

My brother's cat is fat.

200

Where is Ms. Powers from in the United States?

200

Identify the two absolute words in the sentence.

I know that it's impossible for him to go to prison because he is perfect.

impossible and perfect

200
Ethos, pathos, and logos are called......

modes of persuasion 

300

Define convince

to cause someone to believe that something is true

300

Choose the word with a positive connotation.

Her grandmother is (opinionated/knowledgeable).

Her grandmother is knowledgeable.

300

Define principle

a moral rule or belief that helps you know what is right and wrong and that influences your actions

300

Why is critical thinking important?

Varies

300

Pathos appeals to....

emotions and feelings, biases and prejudices, senses, and motivations

400

Define unanimous

the greatest or most extreme

400

Write a phrase with a negative connotation

Sarah: I don't agree with you.

Julie: Well, let's __________________.

Well, let's drop it.

400

Define ethos, pathos, and logos

the credibility of the speaker or writer

a quality that causes people to feel others’ emotions

logic, reasoning, evidence, and facts to support an argument

400

Write an opinion using an absolute word.

Varies.

400

This is an example of....

Logos

500

Define irrevocable

not able to be changed
500

Write a word with a negative connotation.

A: Don't you think Ms. Powers should give more homework?
B: _________________

No way! or I totally disagree. or I beg to differ. or I'd say the exact opposite.

500

How long is the final debate in our class debate?

3 minutes
500

What are the 4 steps for critical thinking?

Question, Evidence, Rule, and Conclusion

500

Convince me that school uniforms are not good using ethos.

varies

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