Claims
Rhetorical Appeals
Credible Sources
Grab Bag
100

What does REEL stand for?

Reason, Evidence, Explanation, Link

100

What are the 3 appeals and what do they mean?

Ethos- credibility

Pathos- emotion

Logos- logic/facts

100

(True or False) Sources must be published within the last 15 years.

False

100

Which appeal is most prevalent in this paragraph?

Going car-free is another effective action an individual could take to reduce climate change. Cars are more polluting compared to other means of transportation like walking, biking, or using public transport. Next time you are going to drive the park or school, or work or lunch, think. Think about the effect that is having to our planet.

Pathos

200

A claim is a statement you are trying to, what?

prove or argue

200

Having a celebrity appear in a commercial is what type of appeal?

Ethos

200

A website with an apparent opinion is, what?

Biased

200

Using appropriate language, spelling, punctuation & grammar is a strategy for which appeal?

Ethos

300

What is the purpose of the "link"?

Connect back to the main idea or big question

300

Figurative language is an example of which appeal?

(metaphor, hyperbole, etc)

Pathos

300

What 2 domains are the most reliable?

.edu & .gov

300

(True or False) All credible sources should be subjective.

False - they should always be OBJECTIVE

400

What is the evidence found in this paragraph?

Going car-free is another effective action an individual could take to reduce climate change. Cars are more polluting compared to other means of transportation like walking, biking, or using public transport. Next time you are going to drive the park or school, or work or lunch, think. Think about the effect that is having to our planet.

Cars are more polluting compared to other means of transportation like walking, biking, or using public transport.

400

Is this an example of ethos or logos? WHY?

A 2023 report by the National Geographic Society found that over 2 million plastic bottles are sold globally every minute.

Logos- it is focusing on the data (information), not the source

400

What is the purpose of a credible source?

To inform

400

Fill in the blank:

Argument= A type of writing where the author takes a clear position on a _____ issue 

debatable

500

What does it mean to have a nuanced claim?

You are knowledgeable on all sides of the issue and acknowledge the opposite viewpoint

500

Fill in the blanks:

Ethos is focused on _____ , logos is focused on _____, and pathos on _____. 

Ethos is focused on you, logos is focused on the message, and pathos on the audience.

500

Name four things you should look at when evaluating a source's credibility.

Currency (publication date)

Reliability (publisher- website)

Accountability (author)

Accuracy (evidence)

Purpose

Red flags

500

Does Ms. Cutillo like ducks or chickens more?

Chickens!