Question

which of aristotles artistic appeals fits each textual argument in the following example? choose the correct words from the dropdown menus to complete the sentences. abigail writes an article for her local paper regarding her neighborhoods issue of self - driving taxi service vehicles consistently parking on private streets right in front of quiet neighborhood homes to wait for passengers to book rides. she appeals to her audiences select by establishing herself as an expert on this issue because one of these vehicles uses her front curb as a regular stopping spot. she appeals to select when she cites statistics and figures regarding how many of these vehicles regularly park on the number of available parking spaces in her neighborhood. lastly, she appeals to select when she mentions the presence of the robotic vehicle in her neighborhood worries and confuses her elderly neighbor.

Explanation:

Aristotle's Artistic Appeals include ethos (appeal to ethics, credibility), pathos (appeal to emotions), and logos (appeal to logic, reason). Citing statistics and figures is a use of logos as it relies on logical - based evidence. Establishing oneself as an expert is an ethos appeal as it builds credibility. Appealing to the quiet neighborhood homes to wait for passengers is an appeal to the emotions of the audience, so it is pathos.

Answer:

When she cites statistics and figures regarding how many of these vehicles use her front curb as a regular stopping spot: logos
Establishing herself as an expert on this issue because one of these vehicles uses her front curb as a regular stopping spot: ethos
Appealing to her audience to her quiet neighborhood homes to wait for passengers to book rides: pathos