Question

Which types of appeals are most often found at the end of a speech to show the audience the importance of the issue, as well as remind them of the facts and the speaker's credibility and desire to see the right course of action taken?
A. Pathos and ethos
B. Pathos and logos
C. Pathos, logos, and ethos
D. Logos and ethos

Answer 1

Answer:

The right answer is:

• D. Logos and ethos.

Explanation:

Taking into account the Aristotelian rhetoric on which the aforementioned types of appeal are based, it can be identified that the fact that the audience finds importance to the subject and remembers it is based on the Logos, since it points to the organization of the subject , that is, its structure and its logic, on the other hand, to identify the credibility and desire of the speaker, all this is based on Ethos, where everything that corresponds to the speaker: his career, studies, ethics and other aspects are weighed by the audience and allows them to corroborate or deny what was said by the speaker.