Answer: C) Circular reasoning.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) To create certain emotional responses in an audience.
Answer: A) Antagonist
Answer: A) The attitude a writer takes toward the reader, a subject, or a character.
Answer: B) Bandwagon
Answer: D) Democracy
Answer: B) Pathos
Answer: A) Solo presentation.
Answer: D) Fear
Answer: D) Metaphor
Answer: A) Global communication.
Answer: A) Tone
Answer: B) Friend of the court.
Answer: C) Encourage colonists to resolve their differences.
Answer: B) Mood
Answer: B) Onomatopoeia
Answer: C) Indirect Characterization.
Answer: D) Rising Action.
Answer: A) Ethos
Answer: A) Stereotype
Answer: B) Logos
Answer: A) Audience
Answer: A) Theme
Answer: B) Public Forum.
Answer: A) Emotional appeal.
Answer: D) Loaded language.
Answer: A) Coercion
Answer: A) BIOGRAPHY
Answer: A) Cartoon
Answer: B) Straw man.
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Sestet
Answer: C) Inductive reasoning.
Answer: D) Accent
Answer: A) Expressing oneself creatively.
Answer: A) Pragmatic
Answer: D) If you brush your teeth, you will become a model and then you'll be famous.
Answer: C) Straw Man.
Answer: B) Logos, as it presents logical evidence to support the claim of tyranny.
Answer: B) Non objective.
Answer: A) Myth
Answer: C) Iambic pentameter.
Answer: B) Is used to convince a person to use logical reasoning by presenting factual evidence.
Answer: A) Adage
Answer: B) Identical rhyme.
Answer: B) Hasty generalization.
Answer: B) Ethos
Answer: B) Incongruity
Answer: B) Cause and effect.
Answer: A) Affective touch.
Answer: B) Conflict
Answer: B) Neither
Answer: D) 4
Answer: C) Rhetoric that classify the speaker's appeal to the audience. They are: ethos, pathos, and logos.
Answer: C) Considering the speaker's credibility and ethical appeal.
Answer: B) Expression of emotions, feelings, or attitudes.
Answer: B) Motivation
Answer: A) Straw Man.
Answer: D) Jews