Question

question 9 of 10
what elements are often used to persuade an audience?
a. logos, pathos, and ethos
b. dialogue, monologue, and asides
c. internal and external conflict
d. plot, setting, and character

Explanation:

• Option A: Logos (appeal to logic), pathos (appeal to emotion), and ethos (appeal to ethics/credibility) are classic elements used in persuasion.
• Option B: Dialogue (conversation between characters), monologue (a character speaking alone), and asides (a character speaking to the audience/another character softly) are related to dramatic or literary forms of communication, not persuasion in general.
• Option C: Internal conflict (within a character) and external conflict (between a character and an outside force) are elements of storytelling, not persuasion.
• Option D: Plot (sequence of events), setting (time and place), and character (people/entities in a story) are elements of narrative, not persuasion.

Answer:

A. Logos, pathos, and ethos