When something is repeated
What is repetition
When something is exaggerated
What is hyperbole
Aristotle articulated three “artistic appeals” that a rhetor could draw on to make a case—what are they?
What are logos, pathos, and ethos?
When Mitt Romney claims that his experience in managing big business will make him the better president, one who will be able to get America back on track, he is using what type of an appeal?
What is ethos
Starbucks:The best coffee for the best you.
explicit: The best coffee for the best you
Implicit: possible answer: you deserve starbucks
When you ask a question that doesn't need to be answered?
Rhetorical Question
When a comparison between two unlike things without using "like" or "as".
What is a metaphor?
You see an ad that shows the destruction left by a major flood. There are images of debris, dirty water, destroyed homes. Then there is a close up of a child, who stares into the camera. What type of an appeal is this?
What is pathos
Nike: Stop dreaming and start doing
explicit: Stop dreaming and start doing
Implicit: possible answer: Nike will help you achieve your dreams
When the beginning of words start with the same sound
What is alliteration
When using similar grammatical structures for related ideas to create a sense of rhythm and clarity.
What is parallelism?
This type of appeal grabs at your emotions
What is Pathos?
If a dentist says that he reccomends a certain toothpaste.
What is Ethos
Burger King: Have it your way!
Explicit: Have it your way!
Implicit: possible answer: You can get your burger with whatever you want on it
Ex. Shop like a billionaire
What is simile or figurative language
When special words or expressions that only professionals in that field may know are used
What is jargon
Our burgers have 25% more beef!
What is logos
Wheaties: The breakfast of champions!
Explicit: The breakfast of champions!
Implicit: Possible answer: if you eat Wheaties it will make you a better athlete
What is adjectives
What are the persuasive techniques a writer or speaker uses to convince an audience
What are Rhetorical Appeals (Ethos, Pathos, Logos)
ex. You will love how your hair feels when you use our shampoo!
What is pathos
Oscar Mayor uses no nitrites or nitrates.
What is logos
McDonald's: I'm lovin' it!
Explicit: I'm lovin' it
Implicit: you will love anything on our menu