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1 JOURNAL Good morning and welcome back! How was your fall break? What was the best thing you did? What is something that you did not do but wish you had?

2 Unit 2 Intro: Quick Writes
1) What is persuasion? 2) What are some things that you do to persuade people? 3) How do other people try to persuade you? 4) What is a fact? 5) What is an opinion?

3 Persuasion and the Rhetorical Triangle
For each term, jot down some key words. Make sure you keep this handout in your notes. PERSUASION RHETORIC ETHOS PATHOS LOGOS

4 ETHOS Trust Authority Credibility Good character Good motives
Someone well-known Someone experienced

5 Pathos Emotions Sensory Details Emotional language Images Happiness
Sadness Anger Pride Guilt Etc. Sensory Details Emotional language Images

6 Logos Logic Facts Statistics Evidence Expert Testimony Definitions
Witness Statements

7 Look For…Listen To… Pay Attention!
Visuals Actors Written Words Spoken Words Music

8 1) Coca Cola

9 2) Doritos

10 3) Microsoft

11 4) Budweiser

12 5) UnderArmour

13 Ethos, Pathos, or Logos?

14 Ethos, Pathos, or Logos?

15 Ethos, Pathos, or Logos?

16 Closing Convince a teacher to let you make up a test – use 2/3: Ethos, Pathos, Logos.

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