Rhetorical Appeals
The number of rhetorical appeals
What is three?
There are ___ elements of arguments.
What is three?
There are __ types of arguments.
What is four?
When delivering a speech, you must ______ to your audience in order to reach them.
(Hint: The word starts with an 'A')
What is adapt?
An argument that is not supported with evidence, that is little or weak, or unrelated evidence
What is a hasty generalization?
Pathos is based on ______
What are emotions?
The three elements of arguments are
Describe situations that demonstrate support for your point of view
What is argue from example?
Specifically states the goal or goals you want to achieve for your speech.
What is a proposition?
An argument that asserts there are only two possible positions to take on an issue
What is either-or?
Ethos is based on____
What are ethics/credibility/morals?
An assertion that you intend to prove through facts and logic
What is claim?
Describe a comparable situation with results that support your point of view
What is argue from analogy?
The goal of any persuasive speech
What is to influence audience members to accept the speaker's point of view?
The incorrect use of a cause-and-effect relationship
What is false cause?
Logos is based on____
What is logic?
Made up of evidence that a claim you have made is true
What is support?
Describe a cause-and-effect relationship that supports your point of view
What is argue from causation?
When you speak to people who have not yet chosen a point of view regarding an issue
What is speak to the uncommitted?
Happens when a speaker misrepresents his opposition in some way and then attacks the false image he/she has created
What is straw man fallacy?
Who is Aristotle?
A logical statement that connects evidence cited in the support to the claim that has been made
What is argue from sign?
Explains how people are likely to evaluate and react to the information they receive in a persuasive speech
What is the elaboration likelihood model?
Attacks or praises a person who holds a point of view for reasons that have nothing to do with the issues being evaluated.
What is ad hominem argument?