1) What is rhetoric? a) Ethos, Pathos, Logos b) The art of effectively persuading people c) A form of communication  d) It's a question that can't be answered e) Oration f) Ethos and logos 2) What are the three types of persuasive speech a) Ethos, Pathos, Logos b) Rhetorical questions, persuasive speech, etc c) Rhetoric of politicians, persuasive speech and pathos d) Rhetoric of activists, politicians and people e) Judicial rhetoric, demonstrative rhetoric, deliberate rhetoric 3) What's judicial rhetoric? a) Establishes facts and judgments about the past b) Establishes laws and judgements c) Something about lawyers d) Makes a proclamation about the present situation  e) Focuses on the future 4) Which are the three persuasive appeals according to Aristotle?  a) Judicial rhetoric, demonstrative rhetoric, simbouleutikon rhetoric b) Rhetoric of politicians, persuasive speech and pathos c) Ethos, Pathos, Logos 5) What's "Ethos"? a) It's how you convince an audience of your credibility b) It's to convince someone with emotions and feelings c) To convince someone with information and statistics d) It's a type of persuasive speech 6) What's "Logos"? a) It's a type of persuasive speech b) It's when you use rhetorical questions c) When you convince your audience of your credibility d) The use of logic and reason 7) What's "Pathos"? a) It's how you convince someone with logic and reason b) Convincing someone with an ethical approach c) A rhetorical device that appeals to emotions and feelings d) Rhetorical device that appeals to credibility 8) How can we decide with rhetorical appeals to use? a) whichever we're best at b) By knowing our audience and purpose, as well as the right place and time c) You should always use all of them

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