Ethos, pathos, logos, and kairos are all examples of this
What are rhetorical appeals?
The appeal that uses logic, facts, and reason
What is logos?
If you're writing to convince a very important or influential person, you might use this tone
Possible answers: formal, professional, humble, polite, sincere, etc.
This refers to the language and strategies used when writing/speaking to win over your audience
What is rhetoric?
Pathos is the type of appeal that uses this to win you over
What are emotions/feelings?
If you're writing/speaking to win over a friend, you might use this tone
Possible answers: informal, casual, friendly, humorous, calm
The attitude a writer or speaker has about their subject
What is tone?
"Trust me-- I am a doctor with 20 years' experience!" is an example of this kind of appeal
What is ethos?
If you're writing/speaking to win over an enemy, you might use this strategy
Possible answers: calm tone, be polite, acknowledge disagreements, apologize, tell them how it benefits them, offer incentives
The feeling a piece of writing or speech creates for you as a reader/listener
What is mood?
The appeal that takes advantage of the perfect moment in time
What is kairos?
"I call God to witness that if I saw my country headed for ruin, I should not be afraid to speak out plainly; and I need hardly remind you that I would never have any dealings with an enemy of the people." - Creon is using this rhetorical appeal
Ethos
True or false: rhetoric is ONLY used in arguments
False
The best rhetorical appeal to use when you are trying to establish your authority on a subject
What is ethos?
"No! I won't stop! For every minute of the rest of my life I will fight! I will never stop trying to get away from you. But if you let me save him, I will go with you. I’ll never run, I’ll never try to escape – just let me heal him, and you and I will be together forever just like you want. Everything will be the way it was. I promise. Just like you want. Just let me heal him." - Name one strategy Rapunzel is using.
Possible answers: kairos (time sensitive argument), ethos (trust me), providing incentives, angry tone, pleading tone