Question

question 5
02.05 lc
match each rhetorical appeal to its correct definition.
select
ethos
select
logos
select
pathos
an appeal to emotion that may use vivid imagery, descriptions of emotional events, or emotionally charged words
an appeal to logic or reason that may use facts, statistics, and citations of valid evidence to bring an audience to a clear and logical conclusion
an appeal to credibility, ethics, or moral principles that may use positive references to the audiences sense of right versus wrong

Explanation:

• Pathos: An appeal to emotion that may use vivid imagery, descriptions of emotional events, or emotionally charged words.
• Logos: An appeal to logic or reason that may use facts, statistics, and citations of valid evidence to bring an audience to a clear and logical conclusion.
• Ethos: An appeal to credibility, ethics, or moral principles that may use positive references to the audience’s sense of right versus wrong.

Answer:

• Pathos: An appeal to emotion that may use vivid imagery, descriptions of emotional events, or emotionally charged words.
• Logos: An appeal to logic or reason that may use facts, statistics, and citations of valid evidence to bring an audience to a clear and logical conclusion.
• Ethos: An appeal to credibility, ethics, or moral principles that may use positive references to the audience’s sense of right versus wrong.