Rhetorical situation

Question 1

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Since the policy began, accidents have fallen by 38 per cent; therefore, it should be extended."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 2

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Since the policy began, accidents have fallen by 38 per cent; therefore, it should be extended."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 3

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Think of the grandparents who will never meet their grandchildren because of this disease."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 4

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Think of the grandparents who will never meet their grandchildren because of this disease."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 5

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "With the election only days away, there has never been a more important moment to act."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 6

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "With the election only days away, there has never been a more important moment to act."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 7

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Every major scientific body in the world agrees on this point."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 8

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Every major scientific body in the world agrees on this point."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 9

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Since the policy began, accidents have fallen by 38 per cent; therefore, it should be extended."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 10

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Every major scientific body in the world agrees on this point."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 11

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "As a nurse who has worked in emergency rooms for twenty years, I have seen the damage firsthand."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 12

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Think of the grandparents who will never meet their grandchildren because of this disease."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 13

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Every major scientific body in the world agrees on this point."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 14

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "As a nurse who has worked in emergency rooms for twenty years, I have seen the damage firsthand."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 15

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Every major scientific body in the world agrees on this point."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)

Question 16

Which rhetorical appeal does this sentence mainly use? "Since the policy began, accidents have fallen by 38 per cent; therefore, it should be extended."

• A. ethos (credibility)
• B. pathos (emotion)
• C. logos (logic)
• D. kairos (timing)