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1 Ms. Gromala 9.11.14 Do Now: Complete the Persuassion Flow Write
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2 Rhetorical Strategies

3 Pathos Hopes and fears Use of figurative language
Emotion Appeal to the audience’s heart and emotion. Creating emotion through: Personal Connections Stories Testimonials Hopes and fears Use of figurative language

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5 Ethos Establish though:
Ethical Appeal to the trustworthiness and authority of a speaker. Establish though: Tone and style Credentials in a field Reputation

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7 Logos Persuade the reader intellectually Examples Logic Facts
Statistics Cause and Effect

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