Question

question 1 1 pts
according to aristotle, what does epideictic oratory do?
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○ describes what should happen in the future
○ praise or blames by looking to past and predicting future
○ judges an action in the past

question 2 1 pts
according to aristotle, what does forensic oratory do?
○ decides what should happen in the future
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○ judges an action in the past
○ praises by looking to past and predicting future

Explanation:

For Question 1: Aristotle categorized epideictic oratory as the form focused on praise or blame, drawing on past actions and framing them to reflect on moral character (with ties to how that character relates to future implications).
For Question 2: Aristotle defined forensic (judicial) oratory as the type that addresses and judges actions that occurred in the past, typically in legal or judgment-focused contexts.

Answer:

1. Praise or Blames by looking to past and predicting future
2. Judges an action in the past