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Opening statements hooks and grabs the reader's attention to interest them to read the editorial.It also gives a brief summary on the main incident or issue.

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Opening statements grab the readers attention and make them interested to read more about the article.

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Opening statements attract people as it it is interesting. Opening statements is usually a summary and catches the readers attention

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Opening statements attract people as it it is interesting. Opening statements is usually a summary and catches the readers attention

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Opening statements should grab the readers attention and make them interested to read the rest of the article

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An opening statement should lead to the topic in a way that will interest readers.

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An opening statement must be able to hook the reader to continue reading the editorial, and to give a summary on what the editorial is about.

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In order for editorials to be read by the people, it needs to have a opening that catchs peoples' attention. There are several ways to do this, like quoting a quote or asking a question about the topic.

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There are multiple ways to write an opening statement for an editorial. The most important thing about the opening is to hook your target audience so that they are interested and continue to read the article.

However, the opening statement has to be brief and concise to prevent losing the reader's attention. That is why we should use as many creative ways possible to construct an opening statement.

In the editorial article, we can use ethos, pathos and logos to persuade people to have the same thoughts and feelings towards the issue as the news paper and have a biased opinion.

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There are many ways to write an opening statement for an editorial. Each of them have their own way of writing to hook a reader. An opening statement has to be brief and concise so as to not bore the reader. They also have to be persuasive by using ethos, pathos and logos.

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There are many creative ways to write opening statements which can easily grab a reader's attention.

However, the opening statements have to be brief and not too length, concise and short. They can appeal to the user's logos, pathos and ethos

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There are many ways to create a opening statement. They should be formal(this can be done using nominalisation, the act of turning verbs into nouns). A open statement should hook in the audience.

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Open statement is something that entices you to continue reading. It must be interesting and relevant.

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There are many ways to write an opening statement and we can use the different types to form a well-made opening statement for a news article

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I learnt that opening statements should be brief and be able to catch the reader's attention.

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There are many different ways to start a news report.  The open statement should be able to hook the reader and get him to read the article.

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I learnt the multiple different ways to write an opening statement depending on the topic and intended purpose of the editorial. No matter the type, the opening should grasp the attention of the reader and make them want to read the whole editorial.

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An opening statement needs to be powerful and striking enough to attract the readers' attention. It should be succinct

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I learnt about writing editorial introductions, and how to make them more appealing to readers. Reading my classmates answers gave me an exposure to the different writing styles and techniques that can be used.

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Opening statements to editorials have to attract the viewer's attention. This can be done using many methods including prophecies, narration and orders.

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There are many different ways to write opening statements to an editorial, they have to be attention grabbing and send across a message

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I learnt how to effective opening statements

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Opening statements are to persuade and attract and entice the reader to read the news report

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There are various ways to write an opening statement, some are like narrative while others are completely factual.

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Logos is giving reason

Example: A CareerBuilder study found that 53% of surveyed employees are less productive when their work environment is too cold. 85% of employees are not engaged or are actively disengaged at work, resulting in $7 trillion in lost productivity, according to Gallup's State of the Local Workplace. Turn off your air-conditioning!

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Logos is a way of persuasion by using logic
70% of elderly people suffer from back pain. Buy this product to relieve your pain

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Logos is a persuasive technique that is used to convince people by using logic.
Logos can be used to create and support their stand in an argument.

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convince the reader through crediblility.

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Pathos is a way of persuasion that appeals by using the logic. An exmaple of Ethos is  "23% of cats eat fish"

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logos - appealing via logic

Analysing the past year graphs have shown us indisputable evidence that....

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Logic: Relying on words with strongly positive or negative associations with reasoning in the flow of logic
e.g. "Doctors all over the world recommend this type of treatment."

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Logos: Appealing to the audience by providing facts, good arguments and reasoning.

e.g. As you can see from the graph, It is clear that ...

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Pathos - Appealing to feelings/emotions/values/beliefs,

By donating even a few cents, you can help ......

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Logos is an appeal to reasoning; logic

Example:
making a claim and has explanation, elaboration and evidence to support; PEEL Format
OR
30% of the world's population owns pets

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Pathos is something relatable to most people that will persuade via people's emotions.

Example : How an invention has helped this depressed person feel happy again.

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Logos is when you convince people  by using facts and logic.

For Example, an ad asking someone to donate to the poor will show a statistic about how many people dying in Africa each day.

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ethos - appeal by credibility/trustworthyness,

"he is a world renown scientist who has conducted many experiments and researches on ...."

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logos is facts and statistics used to prove the speaker's point

Just one nuclear weapon has the potential to kill more than 200000 people

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Pathos is an appeal to emotions, values and beliefs of audiences

Example: Telling a sad story from one's experience to emphasis a point

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Pathos is to  persuade someone by using their emotion. To make them angry or sad. Empathise with the person.

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Pathos refers to a quality that that appeals to and evokes emotions.
For example, if someone wants to raise funds for  abandoned animals, they will use pictures of how helpless they are to evoke pity from the audience.

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Pathos is about convincing someone using emotions

Examples
A man at the car dealership implores the salesman to offer the best price on a new car as he needs a car to get to his job so he can support his young family.

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Logos is an appeal to Logic.
If I present a bunch of statistics and pie charts in my Presentation, i am more likely to be able to convince my audience that my argument is valid.

For example:
"As you can see from statistic A, B, and C, it is obvious that Normal chicken wings are superior to boneless chicken wings.

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Pathos is a way of persuasion that appeals by using the audience's emotions. An exmaple of Ethos is  "Anger is a curse"

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Ethos is one's credibility or ability to convince others through your character

Example: According to the Singapore Police Force, about 6000 people were given a stern warning for not adhering to social distancing policy.

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Logos
Definition:
Logical
Facts
Reasoning
Convincing

Examples:
Citation of statistics, facts, data, charts, and graphs - in infographics

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Emotions: Using strong feelings, instead of facts and evidence to persuade, with the help of personal values and beliefs
e.g. "You will never be satisfied in life if you don't seize this opportunity. Do you want to live the rest of your years yearning to know what would have happened if you just jumped when you had the chance?"

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Logos is an appeal to the audience's logic. Involves facts and data to support points you make

Eg. Studies have shown that 100% of unvaccinated children get measles some time in life

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Logos appeals to logic, evidence, facts and reasoning.

Eg, studies have shown that most people who smoke develop lung cancer later on in their lives.

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Pathos
Definition:
Feelings
Emotions

Examples:
an emotion of sympathetic pity

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Pathos appeals to emotion

eg, if we dont go soon, we are all doomed!

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Logos is to convince people using logic.

"99% of people who drink water are refreshed based on research."

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Logos is the logical reasoning made
E.g. "Based on a mass survey on over _,000,000 people"

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Pathos is an appeal to emotions.
People are more likely to vote to fund a wall bordering off their country if a politician says:
"How would you feel if a foreigner killed your family in the middle of the night?", rather than a geopolitical reason.
"We Will make America Great Again"
Sounds better than
"I am making a strategic political move"

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Pathos is the emotional connection between the speaker and the audience.

Hitler is responsible for the deaths of millions. With your cooperation, we can put an end to his rampage

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Pathos is appealing to the people's emotions. It takes consideration of how the audience feels.

"Save a life today! Take a 30-min CPR course."

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Pathos: Using words that appeal to one's emotions to persuade them to do something.

e.g. How would you feel if you were them? Donate to save lives now...

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Pathos is an appeal to the audience's emotions. Persuasion by appealing to feeling whether positive or negative (fear)

Eg. If you don't vaccinate your children they will become more susceptible to viruses and die!!! Don't put your children through that!!!

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Ethos is a way of persuasion that appeals by emphasizing the speaker's credibility and authority. An exmaple of Ethos is  "Being the best scientist in the nation. I can tell that there are aliens in this world"

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Logos means it is consistent with logic.

"The United States has the highest corporate income tax in the world."

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Logos refers to the logical part of the argument, with facts, statistics and data.

E.g.
"Due to the spike in the number of cluster infections, the government has decided to close down schools and shops to prevent further cluster infections

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Logos refers to the use of logic and reasoning. For example, the author can use research or past studies to back up his claim, in a way that is logical to the audience.

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Ethos is persuding people based on its credibilty and reliability and how trusted one person is.

"I have helped you many times before. You can count on me."

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Logos means reasoning and appealing to logic.
For example, when one makes a claim, they have to back it up with strong information and logic.
"Smoking raises your blood pressure"

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Pathos appeals to audience by triggering feelings

An example an ad about asking someone to adopt a puppy may have an adorable picture of a puppy behind a fence with a sad face which will trigger the audience to want to adopt a puppy

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Logos is appealing to the audience and persuading them using logic, evidence and facts

"Over the course of a year, the investment has clearly turned a profit"

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Logos means evidence/example, to support a claim or a statement.

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Pathos refers to appealing to the audience by using emotions, for example by empathising with the audience, or by inducing fear.

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Pathos is appealing to people's emotions, it creates an emotional response within the audience

"We need to adopt this puppy, he needs a home!"

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Logos refers to reasoning with logical and proper word choices.

Example:
"If the world is flat, where would all the water from the ocean come from, and where would it go?"

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Pathos is the emotional appeal evoked in the reader
E.g. "Every small amount matters. Donate now"

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Pathos invokes emotions in the reader.

"We cannot let down our forefathers after everything they have done for us!"

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appeal to logic
a person who puts in time and effort should get returns.....

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Logos: How logical something seems from the audience's perspective

Example: A person invested money in a bank and gained interest over the course of a year.

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Pathos appeals to the emotions, beliefs and values of the reader or audience.
For example, word choice is very important. Use vivld examples and details to convince the audience, like "Many people find that it has helped them get through the tiring day, buy this product"

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emotional appeal
Many of the worlds top...

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- logos: refers to persuasion using logic, giving facts, reasoning to persuade.

example: giving evidence and reasoning to make someone believe in something or do something.

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Pathos refers to appealing to the audience through emotions.

Example:
"If we do not support each other, who would? The community would fall, the town spirit would cease to exist!"

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Ethos is an appeal to the audience's ethics. It involves credibility, professionalism and how trustworthy someone is.

Eg. As a scientist who has been researching vaccines for 25 years, I say there is no reason that you should not vaccinate your children.

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appealing/convincing someone through that person's ethics. This involves how trustworthy and credible the person appealing/convincing is

eg , being told to do a specific task as you have shown to be very good at performing it

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- Pathos: refers to persuasion through emotions or beliefs.

example: the accident was tragic and devastating towards the families.

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Pathos appeals to the emotional view of the audience.

E.g.
"If you vote for me, I will lessen your taxes! Provide better basic services for you and your family! Government support if you're struggling financially!"

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Ethos Is gaining people's trust from a trustworthy and reliable source

example: Mr Lee Hsein Long tells Singapore to abide by the Circuit Breaker measures put in place

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ethos is the trust that is put in the speaker by the audience

He is a former navy seal with over 100 confirmed enemy kills, he is qualified to be your bodyguard

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Ethos is any content in an argument that is meant to appeal to ethics and persuading someone through your character

For example a member of parliament could say "This is a national problem, one every citizen and every parent should find concerning"

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- Ethos: refers to persuasion through credibility, persuading someone through your character.

example: Prime minister (people of hight authority or of high leadership)

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Ethos

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Pathos: How it appeals to the audience in a emotional perspective

Example: A famous musician in a theatre would get more emotional reactions from the audience than if he were to perform on a street.

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Ethos is about Ethics and credibility
Example

Ethos is used to convince someone to do something for what he has done in his past years

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ethical appeal
example like animal testing should be banned cus...

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Ethos is about Credibility and Ethics.

Someone may for example use Ethos to convince an audience by talking about his past achievements.

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Ethos is convincing through your character and credibility.
For example, one should be an expert on the topic they are talking about, like a doctor talking about medicine

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Ethos refers to how trustworthy or credible a person appears.
A person can use ethos to convince others by having a specific tone and style or having a good reputation.

E.g. I have been doing this for more than 10 years...

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Ethos is the credibility and reputation of a person
E.g. "As an experienced doctor, he knows what is best for your health"

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Ethos
Definition:
Character
Guiding beliefs or ideals
Ideology
Beliefs
Ideas

Examples:
Violence is part of their ethos.

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Ethos is the reputation of the source.

"After years of working at nasa, I can confirm that pluto is nonexistent. "

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Ethos refers to the credibility and trustworthiness of a person or place.

Example:
"He has 10 years of experience as a surgeon, it is no big surprise people from all over America go to this hospital for any major surgeries."

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Ethos is the beliefs or credibility one person has.
Example:
If a well-know scientist come up with a hypothesis, it is unlikely people are going to argue with it.

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Ethos is the credibility of the person.

E.g.
"I have 10 years of marketing experience under my belt, I will make a good employee for the job"

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Credibility: Convincing a someone's character by "selling" a product or idea by connecting it with something or someone that is positive, influential and impactful
e.g. "If my age doesn't convince you that I know what I'm talking about, at least consider that I am your father and I only want the best for you."

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Ethos refers to the author's credibility, and character. For example, the author can convince the audience by being knowledgeable.