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Rhetorical appeals

Unit 3 Semester 2

TermDefinition
Expert Testimony Quoting experts or professionals
Credentials Listing experience, education, or background
Credible Sources Using reliable, well-known sources
Formal or Professional Tone Serious, respectful language
Concession Acknowledging the other side to appear fair
Fair Reasoning Avoiding extreme or biased language
Ethical Language Discussing values, responsibility, or morals
First-Hand Experience Sharing relevant personal experience
Anecdote Short personal story
Imagery Language that appeals to the senses
Loaded Language Strong words with emotional impact
Vivid Details Specific descriptions that create feeling
Emotional Examples Stories of people affected
Rhetorical Questions Questions that spark emotion
Repetition Repeating emotional words or ideas
Figurative Language Metaphors and similes that create emotion
Appeals to Values References to family, freedom, safety, justice
Facts Information that can be proven
Statistics Numbers and data
Evidence Facts, examples, or quotes
Reasoning Explaining how evidence supports the claim
Cause and Effect Showing how one thing leads to another
Problem–Solution Identifying a problem and proposing a fix
Comparison Showing similarities or differences logically
Examples Specific cases that support an idea
Logical Structure Clear organization of ideas
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