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Ksenya-84 [330]
3 years ago
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What fact would explain why rhetoric is important?

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arsen [322]3 years ago
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<em>What fact would explain why rhetoric is important?  </em>

<em>a) Rhetoric is used to distract the reader from the text.  </em>

<em>b) Rhetoric is an example of persuasion.  </em>

<em>c) Rhetoric is used to create humor within a text.  </em>

<em>d) Rhetoric is used to make a serious point.</em>

<em>---------------------------------------------------------------</em>

<u>Correct answer</u>: b) Rhetoric is an example of persuasion. Rhetoric (the art of persuasion in writing/speaking) is important for our writing/speaking to be effective because it must be persuasive. The use of the right rhetorical strategies is fundamental for writers/speakers to reach their goal of persuading those who are reading/listening that the arguments put forward make sense.

The art of rhetoric is based on Greek and Roman ideas. The most persuasive arguments rested on three pillars: providing facts, appealing to people's emotions, and projecting credibility.

Hatshy [7]3 years ago
3 0
Rhetoric is an example of persuasion.
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