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...

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...

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

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...

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...

different aspects of finding your voice (three) - Answer- Becoming a competent speaker Discovering your self-identity Finding your place in society In Aristotles On Rhetoric what 3 speeches were codified - Answer- Forensic- court Deliberative- lawmaking Ceremonial- celebrate or commemorate What proofs did Aristotle identify in on rhetoric - Answer- Ethos, pathos, logos Who wrote De Oratore? - Answer- Cicero Which type of speech is used to determine the rightness and wrongness o...

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...

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...