ENVISION MID-TERM CHAPTERS 1-3
(Answered) 60 Questions and Correct
Answers. 100% Correct.
rhetorical strategies
Techniques that are used to move and convince an audience are called _______________.
advertising
Like more traditional writing, _______________ often deploys strategies of argumentation to
persuade.
narration
_______________ is the art of using a story to draw in the audience.
comparison-contrast
_______________ makes a point by showing the similarities or differences between two or more
items.
example/Illustration
_______________ focuses on specific, representative examples to persuade your reader.
cause and effect
_______________ is an argument around the causal relationship between two elements,
considering why something occurred or happened.
persuasive
Often in assessing their audience's understanding of concepts fundamental to their argument,
writers will take time to define an important term or idea to make their claims more
_______________.
analogy
_______________ uses a simpler or more familiar concept or metaphor to help an audience
understand a complicated idea.
ethos
From Aristotle's perspective, artistic proofs were derived from one of these rhetorical appeals:
pathos, logos, and _______________.
pathos
_______________ operates through developing an emotional connection with the audience.
logos
_______________ persuades through facts and reasoning.
, credibility
Ethos functions as an appeal to the authority or _______________ of a person's character.
humor
_______________ remains one of the most effective forms of persuasion; against our rational
impulses.
storytelling
Many authors use narrative as a pathos device since readers tend to react powerfully to
_______________.
scare tactic
A _______________ suggests that one act will lead to a chain of events that results in an
unforeseen, inevitable, and (usually) undesirable conclusion, without providing any evidence to
support the claim.
bandwagon
The _______________ appeal hinges on the premise that since everyone else is doing something,
you should too.
inductive
_______________ reasoning is a line of argument that moves from specific examples to a
generalized conclusion.
work together
Deductive reasoning is a form of logic that bases an argument on how premises _______________
to prove an argument.
author
The _______________ draws conclusions too quickly without providing enough supporting evidence
or considering all the nuances of the issue.
red herring
The _______________ argument employs unrelated information in order to distract the audience's
attention from the issues at hand.
filter
When you skim news stories online or watch media coverage of a dramatic event you are in fact
reading about an issue through a _______________.
delivery
The five canons of rhetoric are Invention, Arrangement, Style, Memory, and _______________.
argument
When you craft language with the purpose of persuading your audience, you are inventing an
_______________.
(Answered) 60 Questions and Correct
Answers. 100% Correct.
rhetorical strategies
Techniques that are used to move and convince an audience are called _______________.
advertising
Like more traditional writing, _______________ often deploys strategies of argumentation to
persuade.
narration
_______________ is the art of using a story to draw in the audience.
comparison-contrast
_______________ makes a point by showing the similarities or differences between two or more
items.
example/Illustration
_______________ focuses on specific, representative examples to persuade your reader.
cause and effect
_______________ is an argument around the causal relationship between two elements,
considering why something occurred or happened.
persuasive
Often in assessing their audience's understanding of concepts fundamental to their argument,
writers will take time to define an important term or idea to make their claims more
_______________.
analogy
_______________ uses a simpler or more familiar concept or metaphor to help an audience
understand a complicated idea.
ethos
From Aristotle's perspective, artistic proofs were derived from one of these rhetorical appeals:
pathos, logos, and _______________.
pathos
_______________ operates through developing an emotional connection with the audience.
logos
_______________ persuades through facts and reasoning.
, credibility
Ethos functions as an appeal to the authority or _______________ of a person's character.
humor
_______________ remains one of the most effective forms of persuasion; against our rational
impulses.
storytelling
Many authors use narrative as a pathos device since readers tend to react powerfully to
_______________.
scare tactic
A _______________ suggests that one act will lead to a chain of events that results in an
unforeseen, inevitable, and (usually) undesirable conclusion, without providing any evidence to
support the claim.
bandwagon
The _______________ appeal hinges on the premise that since everyone else is doing something,
you should too.
inductive
_______________ reasoning is a line of argument that moves from specific examples to a
generalized conclusion.
work together
Deductive reasoning is a form of logic that bases an argument on how premises _______________
to prove an argument.
author
The _______________ draws conclusions too quickly without providing enough supporting evidence
or considering all the nuances of the issue.
red herring
The _______________ argument employs unrelated information in order to distract the audience's
attention from the issues at hand.
filter
When you skim news stories online or watch media coverage of a dramatic event you are in fact
reading about an issue through a _______________.
delivery
The five canons of rhetoric are Invention, Arrangement, Style, Memory, and _______________.
argument
When you craft language with the purpose of persuading your audience, you are inventing an
_______________.
