Rhetoric of aristotle - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Enc 1101 Final Exam Study Guide Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Introduction, body, conclusion - ANSWERSWhat are the three parts of an essay? Thesis - ANSWERSWhat one sentence controls the main ideas of an essay? Exposition and Persuasion - ANSWERSWhat are the main rhetorical modes taught in college? Cause/effect and definition - ANSWERSList at least two rhetorical strategies used this semester. Exposition - ANSWERSWhich rhetorical mode explains? Persuasion - ANSWERSWhich rheto...

Public SpeakingCh. 1 - correct answer Describe the four basic characteristics that distinguish public speaking from other forms of communication. - correct answer 1. Public speaking features communication between a speaker and an audience. 2. Public speaking is audience centered. 3. Public speaking emphasizes the spoken word. 4. Public speaking is usually a prepared presentation Name and explain three ways in which becoming a competent public speaker can have a positive impact on...

CMN 1 Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Presentation aids are to be used to: a) enhance clarity b) help your audience retain information c) add interest/variety d) All of the above e) All of the above plus many more reasons d If a speaker decides that his or her specific purpose will be to provide new arguments and information in order to persuade his or her listeners, this is a sign of: a) adapting well to a favorable audience b) adapting well to a hostile audience c) adapting...

Rhetoric of Aristotle - Ethos, Pathos, Logos Ethos - Power that comes form the credibility of the speaker -good sense: intellectual knowledge about material they are presenting -good moral character: honest and trustworthy -goodwill: social: speaker represents and cares about the listeners

CMN 102 UIUC EXAM 1 Questions With Complete Solutions. Communication [Hovland, Janis, Kelley] - correct answer the process by which an individual (the communicator) transmits stimuli to modify the behavior of other individuals (the audience) Stimuli - correct answer words/body language Behavior - correct answer actions Communication [Weaver] - correct answer is all the procedures by which one mind can affect another (hinting at persuasion) Conceptualizing Communication: Poin...

Public Speaking Final What is missing from this definition of public speaking, according to the textbook? "A face-to-face attempt to inform, persuade, or entertain a group of people through words, physical delivery, and visual or audio aids." - correct answer a and b above the concept of organization the concept of intentionality or purposefulness An introvert is unlikely to become an effective public speaker. - correct answer false One tip for preparation that the textbook suggests i...

COM 312-EXAM 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED Helen - answerHelen of Troy - blamed for the Trojan War, wife of Menelaus; mentioned in the Illiad; defended by Gorgias Herodotus - answerWrote "The Histories" - traveled the known world, wrote on politics and culture Heraclitus - answerWrote "Fragments", ascending/descending = the same, simultaneous contradictions; truth cannot be grasped; philosopher of "becoming" ("we are and we are not"); "You cannot step into the same ri...

COMM 301 COMM CRITICISM4 Qualities of a Good Artifact - correct answer Comes from an interesting/important/innovative/creative rhetor Transforms Audience or rhetor Impacts lots of citizens profoundly Impacts intellectual & Ideological history Qualities of a Good Critic - correct answer Discerning Skeptical imagininitive Different Orientations to Rhetoric (At least three definitions) - correct answer Ethics: The good person speaking well. Language_Centric: The Study of how we use lang...

COM 312-EXAM 1 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED Helen - answerHelen of Troy - blamed for the Trojan War, wife of Menelaus; mentioned in the Illiad; defended by Gorgias Herodotus - answerWrote "The Histories" - traveled the known world, wrote on politics and culture Heraclitus - answerWrote "Fragments", ascending/descending = the same, simultaneous contradictions; truth cannot be grasped; philosopher of "becoming" ("we are and we are not"); "You cannot step into the same ri...

COMMRC 0310 Exam Questions with Correct Answers How do Keith and Lundberg define rhetoric? - Answer-the study of producing discourses and interpreting how, when, and why discourses are persuasive Who were the Sophists and why were they important? - Answer-The Sophists were a group of wandering Sicilians that taught Athenians how to speak persuasively with the goal of navigating the courts and senate. They were important because Athenian citizens relied heavily on public speech to deal with...