A-the dictionary definition of a word
B-making assertions about a group that are too broad
C-parts of a presentation that augment the words
D-rhetorical devices that rely on faulty reasoning
E- the emotional associations a work invokes
audiovisual(A)
connation(E)
denotation(D)
hasty generalizations(B)
logical fallacies(C)
A-an appeal to logic
B-the emotions that a speaker demonstrates towards his or her subject
C-an appeal to the credibility of the speaker
D-an appeal to a sense of right or wrong
E-devices in a speech that seek to convince an audience
persusaive appeals(D)
tone(E)
ethos(C)
pathos(B)
logos(A)
I'd really appreciate is someone could please check my work.
All your answers on the first set are correct.
Use http://www.answers.com to look up all terms in the second set, and try again.
Okay thanks for your help.
On the second set are the ones wrong D and E and I need to switch them around
No, it's more than just D and E. Have you looked up ALL the terms?
ethos (B)
pathos (E)
logos (D)
persuasive appeals (C)
tone (A)
Am i right now? I have looked them up and believed these are them.
Sure, I'd be happy to check your work!
For the first set:
- A: Correct, it is the dictionary definition of a word.
- B: Correct, it is making assertions about a group that are too broad.
- C: Incorrect, parts of a presentation that augment the words are actually audiovisual.
- D: Incorrect, denotation refers to the dictionary definition of a word, not rhetorical devices that rely on faulty reasoning.
- E: Correct, it is the emotional associations a work invokes.
For the second set:
- A: Correct, it refers to an appeal to logic.
- B: Incorrect, pathos refers to the emotions that a speaker demonstrates towards his or her subject.
- C: Correct, it is an appeal to the credibility of the speaker.
- D: Correct, it is an appeal to a sense of right or wrong.
- E: Incorrect, devices in a speech that seek to convince an audience are actually persuasive appeals.
So, in summary:
First set: C and D are incorrect.
Second set: B and E are incorrect.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.
It seems like you are trying to match the correct terms with their corresponding definitions. Here is the correct matching:
A - audiovisual: parts of a presentation that augment the words
B - hasty generalizations: making assertions about a group that are too broad
C - logical fallacies: rhetorical devices that rely on faulty reasoning
D - denotation: the dictionary definition of a word
E - connotation: the emotional associations a work invokes
A - logos: an appeal to logic
B - pathos: the emotions that a speaker demonstrates towards his or her subject
C - ethos: an appeal to the credibility of the speaker
D - persuasive appeals: an appeal to a sense of right or wrong
E - tone: devices in a speech that seek to convince an audience
It's always a good idea to double-check your work to make sure you have the correct answers.