Ethos, Pathos, Logos
Thesis Statements
Informational or Arugmentative?
Rhetorical Devices
Citations
100

"As a psychiatrist, I think you need to seek couples therapy."

Ethos

100

Where does the thesis statement go in an essay?

At the end of the introduction paragraph

100

Purpose is to persuade, present an argument supported with evidence

Argumentation

100

Type of rhetoric that uses words with strong connotations.

Loaded Language

100

Where should a citation like this go?:

(Taylor 89).

At the end of the quote or line you're citing

200

"1 in 3 students don't spend any time on homework."

Logos

200

Make this thesis statement stronger:

"Technology is helpful."

Answers vary

200

Has a counterargument in the essay

Argumentative 

200

What type of rhetorical device is this?:

(think: references)

"I wish I could click my heels and make this all go away."

Allusion

200

What should be included in an in-text PARENTHETICAL citation?

Author's last name or the name of the article, page number if you have it.



300
"If you cared about my safety as your child, you would let me get a new car."

Pathos

300

Make this thesis statement stronger:

"In this paper, I am going to talk about how we can help the planet."

Answers Vary

300

Purpose is to provide information to reader using citations from outside sources.

Informational 

300

What type of rhetorical device is this:

"What is the matter with kids today?"

Rhetorical Question

300

Create a citation on the board for this sentence using the source.:

Music Lady by Terry McMillan, page 4

She loved music more than anything in this world.

"She loved music more than anything in this world" (McMillan 4).

400

"Every human dies. You are human, so you will die, too."

Logos

400

Create an INFORMATIONAL thesis based on these ideas:

Topic: The History of Baseball

Main ideas: creation, rules, major players

responses vary

400

Is this most likely from an argumentative or informational essay?:

"Grace Jones was born in Jamaica in 1948. She has since become one of the most iconic individuals in art and music."

Informational

400

Type of repetition where phrases are repeated at the beginning of multiple lines.

Example:

"I have a dream..."

Anaphora

400

Create a citation on the board for this sentence using the source.:

How to Fish, No author is listed

You first need to make sure you have all your tools for fishing.

You first need to make sure you have all your tools for fishing. ("How to Fish").

OR 

According to How to Fish, "you first need to make sure you have all your tools for fishing." 

500

"He is a forensics and ballistics expert for the federal government — if anyone's qualified to determine the murder weapon, it's him."

Ethos
500

Turn these ideas into an ARGUMENTATIVE thesis statement:

Argument: Students should not have homework.

Main Points: Extracurricular activities, homework doesn't help learn

Responses Vary

500

Is this most likely from an Informational or Argumentative essay?:

"The use of fossil fuels are killing our planet more and more every year. We have to band together to take action to protect Earth."

Argumentative

500

Type of parallelism that creates a contrast. 

Example: 

"To err is human, to forgive is divine."

Antithesis

500

Paraphrase and cite these sentences using the source. 

The History of Chess by Grace Moore, p. 90

Chess is one of the oldest games on earth and has been played by millions of people throughout history. It is a game of strategy, skill, and has strict rules for playing.

Various