Rhetorical terms by Priscilla Alpizar Vargas https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5 Made with wonder en-us 2018-10-17 13:56:20 UTC 2026-02-01 11:12:47 UTC hello@padlet.com Pathos palpizarvargas2472 https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293856305 Rhetorical technique that appeals to the audience's emotions, to persuade their view on a topic.
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 The way the dog is looking thought the wire fence, with the black background, gives a senses of sad and desperation. This picture can make the audience feel sad about the countless animals that are out there in need of shelter and food.  
]]> 2018-10-17 14:02:53 UTC https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293856305 Ethos palpizarvargas2472 https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293859432 Rhetorical technique that uses credibility to persuade the audience view on a topic. 
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The picture by having a doctor smoking, make people reason about smoking and if they should do it as well.
Then it was the word "camels" in red and all capitalize letter, focusing the viewer to the brand's name, and make someone think that that brand is the best since doctors smoke it.]]> 2018-10-17 14:07:26 UTC https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293859432 Logos palpizarvargas2472 https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293861494 Rhetorical technique that uses logical thinking and reasoning, to persuade the audience's point of view on a topic.
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This is trying to reach awareness by showing that the number are increasing and that it should be dealt with it. This make people think about the problem and how to stop it.]]> 2018-10-17 14:10:49 UTC https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293861494 Rhetorical Question palpizarvargas2472 https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293862665 A question that is used to persuade the audience thinking; this question isn't often there to be answered, but rather the impact that will cause on the audience.
For example:
The cat uses this question to represent how he feels when he gets wet. He didn't want an answered, because he is aware that there are worse things than getting wet, but who the question is written and use, is to show how he feels. ]]> 2018-10-17 14:12:35 UTC https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293862665 Analogy palpizarvargas2472 https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293866262 It is a comparison meant between two unlikable things or ideas; it uses for explaining an idea or thing, by comparing it with something familiar.
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 It compeers the importance of the sword to a warrior, to the importance of a pen to write, so that even though the person reading it doesn't need to be a warrior to understand its importance.]]> 2018-10-17 14:17:56 UTC https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293866262 Allusion palpizarvargas2472 https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293869436 It is a brief reference to a known person, place, historical, political or cultural figure; used as a brief description of something. 
For example:
He or she is comparing it's grandfather behavior by comparing it to an ogre, even if no one has met his or her grandfather it is easy to determine that he is a bad person, if people know what an ogre is the assumption can be made.]]> 2018-10-17 14:22:46 UTC https://padlet.com/palpizarvargas2472/jj9jt4d37zy5/wish/293869436