Question

quick check: review these concepts
review prior learning with a quick check.
drag and drop the correct definition into the box to match each mode of persuasive rhetoric.
logos
pathos
ethos
the language and descriptions appeal to the audience’s sense of reason and logic.
the language and descriptions appeal to the audience’s emotions.
the language and descriptions are intended to show that the speaker is credible and trustworthy.

Explanation:

These are core rhetorical appeals from classical rhetoric. Logos relies on logical reasoning, pathos targets emotions, and ethos builds the speaker's credibility.

Answer:

• logos: The language and descriptions appeal to the audience's sense of reason and logic.
• pathos: The language and descriptions appeal to the audience's emotions.
• ethos: The language and descriptions are intended to show that the speaker is credible and trustworthy.