Question 11 (5 points)Ethos can be increased by alack of bias bcounter arguments creliable sources dall answers are correctQuestion 12 (5 points)Tools for persuasive writing are ethos, pathos, and logos. True False

Question 8 (5 points)What are the two types of ethos? alogos and pathos bextrinsic and intrinsic cnone of the above dcounter argument and refutationQuestion 9 (5 points)Which of the following appeals, when combined with pathos, increases persuasiveness? aPathos isn't used with other appeals bSlippery slope cLogical fallacies dEthos and logosQuestion 10 (5 points)What is inductive reasoning? aAll answers are correct bWhen specific evidence is used to draw general conclusions cWhen general conclusions are used to draw conclusions about something specific dA type of intuitive reasoning

Question 15 (5 points)Which of the following is a way to increase pathos in persuasive writing? aEmotional stories bProfessional credentials cUse reliable sources for support dFairnessQuestion 16 (5 points)Which of the following best defines pathos? aIt's a combination of logic and credibility bIt's a way to convince with emotion cAll answers are correct dIt embodies all three appeals

Which part of persuasive text that persuades the readers?AevidenceBcentral argumentC

This is used to make an impactful argument that would lead the audience to sympathize with issues being argued.  Ethos Pathos

In a persuasive or argumentative essay, the thesis should contain:Group of answer choicesSignal claim and key pointsSignal claim and oppositionOpposition and key pointsSignal claim and summary of research