Argumentative Persuasive Unit Test

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10 questions

5

55

5

Last updated over 5 years ago

10 questions

5

55

5

Select the correct answer for the example above.

logos

pathos

ethos

pathos

logos

ethos

ethos

logos

pathos

ethos

logos

pathos

logos

pathos

ethos

ethos

logos

pathos

True

False

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
statistic		doing what is fashionable or popular
pathos		used for dramatice effect or to make a point rather than get an answer
counterargument		assertion that some is true or factual
bandwagon		opinion offered in opposition to another postion
persuade		quality of being trustworthy or believable
position		knowledge on which to base belief
rhetoric		concept whose truth can be proved
claim		uses emotions
fact		causes someone to adopt a postion or belief
credibility		an opinion held in oppostion to another
rhetorical question		cited passage
thesis		using language effectively to please or persuade
evidence		numeric data
quotation		unproved statement used as a premise in an argument

True

False

Find evidence and sort it into pros and cons

Find evidence to support your personal beliefs on the topic presented

Find evidence that demonstrates mainly pathos to prove your side

Find evidence to figure out which side is the stronger side to fight for

Select the correct answer for the example above.

logos

pathos

ethos

Select the correct answer for the example above.

pathos

logos

ethos

Select the correct answer for the example.

ethos

logos

pathos

Select the correct answer for the example.

ethos

logos

pathos

Select the correct answer for the example.

logos

pathos

ethos

Select the correct answer for the example.

ethos

logos

pathos

Argumentative/persuasive writing must include a counterclaim.

True

False

Match each term with the definition.

statistic

doing what is fashionable or popular

pathos

used for dramatice effect or to make a point rather than get an answer

counterargument

assertion that some is true or factual

bandwagon

opinion offered in opposition to another postion

persuade

quality of being trustworthy or believable

position

knowledge on which to base belief

rhetoric

concept whose truth can be proved

claim

uses emotions 

fact

causes someone to adopt a postion or belief

credibility

an opinion held in oppostion to another

rhetorical question

cited passage

thesis

using language effectively to please or persuade

evidence

numeric data

quotation

unproved statement used as a premise in an argument

In the opening paragraph of an argumentative/persuasive it is important begin the paragraph with the side you are going to fight for.

True

False

A T-chart mainly helps you...

Find evidence and sort it into pros and cons

Find evidence to support your personal beliefs on the topic presented

Find evidence that demonstrates mainly pathos to prove your side

Find evidence to figure out which side is the stronger side to fight for