HON 201 -- EXAM 1 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Aristotle -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Discovering the available means of persuasion.
Question:
2. Logos
Answer:
Appeal to logic.
Question:
3. Ethos
Answer:
Appeal to character.
Question:
4. Pathos
Answer:
Appeals to emotions.
Question:
5. George Kennedy -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Using it to solve social and political objectives, they understood that language allowed individuals to
complete things - speech arts - with words.
Question:
6. Kenneth Burke -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Addressing an audience with a message.
Question:
7. Power
Answer:
When an individual is placed into a place of power, they are held at a higher standard than their peers
around them.
Question:
8. Privilege
, Answer:
Privilege is usually based on an individual's ascribed traits, or traits someone obtains at birth. Individuals
with privilege have attributes that align with the majority of the population, allowing them to believe they
are priority over others.
Question:
9. How does rhetoric uphold power and privilege?
Answer:
As persuasion and dominance is what makes the foundation of these factors.
Question:
10. Social Order
Answer:
How language makes up society.
Question:
11. Biggest struggle rhetorical scholars faced?
Answer:
An incapability to agree.
Question:
12. Leland M. Griffin -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Pattern of physical discussion -- Study of progress.
Question:
13. What caused Griffin to rethink his definition of rhetoric?
Answer:
Actions like sit-ins and marches did not fall into Griffin's regimen of rhetoric.
Question:
14. What did they call confrontational rhetoric?
Answer:
Rhetoric Of The Streets.
Question:
15. How did they combat the idea of confrontational rhetoric being completely irrational?
Answer:
This idea was combatted by others intellects like Robert Scott and Donald Smith, presenting the differing
perspective on civility that suggested civility was often used as a silencing tactic used by oppressive
individuals in a quote located within the article.
Question:
16. Herbert Simons -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Began investigating the functional aspect of rhetoric -- began making generalizations and viewed
movements as organizations.
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Aristotle -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Discovering the available means of persuasion.
Question:
2. Logos
Answer:
Appeal to logic.
Question:
3. Ethos
Answer:
Appeal to character.
Question:
4. Pathos
Answer:
Appeals to emotions.
Question:
5. George Kennedy -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Using it to solve social and political objectives, they understood that language allowed individuals to
complete things - speech arts - with words.
Question:
6. Kenneth Burke -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Addressing an audience with a message.
Question:
7. Power
Answer:
When an individual is placed into a place of power, they are held at a higher standard than their peers
around them.
Question:
8. Privilege
, Answer:
Privilege is usually based on an individual's ascribed traits, or traits someone obtains at birth. Individuals
with privilege have attributes that align with the majority of the population, allowing them to believe they
are priority over others.
Question:
9. How does rhetoric uphold power and privilege?
Answer:
As persuasion and dominance is what makes the foundation of these factors.
Question:
10. Social Order
Answer:
How language makes up society.
Question:
11. Biggest struggle rhetorical scholars faced?
Answer:
An incapability to agree.
Question:
12. Leland M. Griffin -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Pattern of physical discussion -- Study of progress.
Question:
13. What caused Griffin to rethink his definition of rhetoric?
Answer:
Actions like sit-ins and marches did not fall into Griffin's regimen of rhetoric.
Question:
14. What did they call confrontational rhetoric?
Answer:
Rhetoric Of The Streets.
Question:
15. How did they combat the idea of confrontational rhetoric being completely irrational?
Answer:
This idea was combatted by others intellects like Robert Scott and Donald Smith, presenting the differing
perspective on civility that suggested civility was often used as a silencing tactic used by oppressive
individuals in a quote located within the article.
Question:
16. Herbert Simons -- Rhetoric
Answer:
Began investigating the functional aspect of rhetoric -- began making generalizations and viewed
movements as organizations.
