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The President of the United States of America says
that Iraqi security forces
are ready to take over for U.S.
troops in Iraq.
What is Ethos?
In a speech against cell phone use while driving, a
student mentions that during the
holidays her best friend was killed in a crash where one of the drivers was
texting.
What is Pathos?
In a Campbell's soup commercial, a boy is
seen smiling and warming up with a
steamy bowl of soup after coming in from
the snow.
What is Pathos?
State Farm justifies higher insurance rates for teens by citing that a study found that 16-year-olds are more likely
to die from car crashes than any other age group
combined.
What is Logos?
The head of Apple, said that
handheld devices are
shaping the way people obtain
their information.
What is Ethos?
The most reliable web domain
What is .gov?
Website that should only be
used as a starting point to generate
ideas
What is Wikipedia?
No flashy graphics or more flashy
graphicsWhich makes a Website more
credible?
What is no flashy graphics?
Articles by anonymous authors or a
reference pageWhich makes a
Website less reliable?
What is Articles by anonymous
authors?
The most common web
domain
What is .com?
The purpose of the informative speech
is to provide interesting, useful,
and unique information to your
audience.
What is True?
Attention-Getters should
come in the conclusion of your speech.
What is False?
Introverted speakers talk
more softly and more slowly than
extroverted speakers.
What is True?
Logical fallacies are flaws in reasoning.
What is True?
Aristotle was a famous Greek philosopher who studied Language
Arts.
What is False?
What is Logos?
What is Ethos?
What is Logos?
What is Pathos?
What is Ethos?
How high or how low you speak
What is Pitch?
An appeal based on the credibility or
character of the speaker
What is Ethos?
How fast or how slow you are
speaking
What is Rate?
Speaking in a single, unvaried
pitch
What is Monotone?
How well you pronounce words
What is Articulation?
Bill Clinton is a good
communicator because he
speaks effectively.
What is Circular
Reasoning?
If we ban Hummers because they are bad for the environment,
eventually the government will ban
all cars and we will all have to get bikes or
walk.
What is aSlippery Slope?
Your runny nose tells me that you either have a cold
or the flu.
What is anEither/Or fallacy?
Gina, a woman in her 20s, drink coffee every
morning. Her grandmother only
drinks tea. Therefore, young people love
coffee and old people love tea.
What is a Hasty
Generalization?
She never complains about money, so she must be rich.
What is a Non Sequitur?
FINAL JEOPARDY
Make a wager…
What Greek philosopher came up with the terms Ethos, Pathos and Logos to describe the 3 methods of
persuasion?
Aristotle
