Question

match each term to the appropriate definition.

1. an appeal to persuade the audience based on the speakers credibility, social standing, and/or knowledge
2. a tool used to make the audience feel a certain way by eliciting (causing) an emotional response
3. a type of appeal that uses facts, logic, and reasons to appeal to the reader or audiences rationality
4. words, phrases, or clauses that have similar or identical forms, structures, and/or sounds (e.g., \i enjoy running, jumping, and swimming\)
5. to challenge or undermine a counter - claim for the purpose of showing that counter - claim to be incorrect

ethos parallelism logos refute pathos

Explanation:

Ethos is an appeal based on speaker's credibility etc. Pathos elicits an emotional response. Logos uses facts and logic. Parallelism is about similar - structured phrases. Refute is to challenge a counter - claim.

Answer:

1. Ethos: An appeal to persuade the audience based on the speaker's credibility, social standing, and/or knowledge.
2. Pathos: An appeal used to make the audience feel a certain way by eliciting (causing) an emotional response.
3. Logos: An appeal that uses facts, logic, and reasons to appeal to the reader or audience's rationality.
4. Parallelism: Words, phrases, or clauses that have similar or identical forms, structures, and/or sounds (e.g., "I enjoy running, jumping, and swimming").
5. Refute: To challenge or undermine a counter - claim for the purpose of showing that counter - claim to be incorrect.