Everything’s an Argument Ch. 1-4 Quiz English 1302 Dr. Stutler 1. Watch President Obama’s speech. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wc1TrKIzAJM&pbjreload=101 Describe in detail how each part of his...

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Everything’s an Argument Ch. 1-4 Quiz English 1302 Dr. Stutler 1. Watch President Obama’s speech. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wc1TrKIzAJM&pbjreload=101 Describe in detail how each part of his speech is considered the following pathos logos ethos 2. Describe in detail how each video clip portrays each. Logos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZPjJI0K7Bk&list=PLLId6i2VX0-FOaMVBSpbVEazJ-onnKP73&index=1&pbjreload=101 Ethos commercial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCMzjJjuxQI&list=PLLId6i2VX0-EYdNAsonVJCrtR5pNCRtpB&pbjreload=101 Pathos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3t6bLugtJkQ&pbjreload=101 3. Explain how the following statement expresses a point of view. What argument is being made here? Love is love. 4. What is the basic difference between convincing someone and persuading them? 5. Explain the argument behind this presidential election bumper sticker. What is its purpose? To what audiences does it appeal? What appeals does it make and how? Bumper Sticker on Back of Car that says Any Functioning Adult 2020 6. How does this image appeal to your emotions? Black and white puppy in box that says small things 7. What is one way to connect emotionally to your audience? 8. What are the uses of humor in an emotional appeal? How can humor backfire? 9. There are three elements that add up to ethos. One is unselfish or clear motives behind your intent. What are the other two? 10. Arguments based on ethos depend on __________. 11. What is one way in writing an essay that you send signals to a reader that you are credible? 12. Cultural contexts for argument involve differing beliefs about ethos. What do other non-United States cultures value as support for arguments? 13. Name someone and then describe their ethos with their character flaws and strengths for the following “Would you give this person your email password?” 14. After the research proved that people do not change their beliefs even after evidence to the contrary has been provided, we see a phenomenon called “confirmation” or “myside” bias. What is this? 15. According to Aristotle what are the two kinds of argument? Define them and give an example of what they use as support. 16. What kind of evidence is more prized in scholarly arguments like the ones you will make in this course? 17. What does your book warn you about when quoting statistics? When using polls and surveys? 18. How are arguments of logic different in other cultures outside the USA? 19. What are arguments based on degree? Give 1 example 20. What are arguments based on analogies? Give 1 example EXTRA CREDIT- Enthymemes are examples of informal logic in which a statement contains a claim and a reason with the assumption that the audience agrees with both. What could be wrong with the claim and the reason of this enthymeme? Governor Johnson wants to reduce government regulation and oversight; therefore, he is an anarchist.