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Rhetorical Devices and Logical Fallacies

Rhetorical Devices and Logical Fallacies

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English

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7th - 8th Grade

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CCSS
RI.11-12.5, RL.8.1, L.7.5C

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Waynette Williams

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14 Slides • 14 Questions

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Rhetorical Devices and Logical Fallacies

by Waynette Williams

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Multiple Choice

"4 out of 5 people want to see the new Avengers movie."

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Ethos

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Pathos

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Logos

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Multiple Select

"A donation of 5 dollars a week can make the difference in the lives of these homeless puppies."

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Ethos

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Pathos

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Logos

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Multiple Choice

Using a celebrity endorsement:

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Ethos

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Pathos

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Logos

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Multiple Choice

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What category does this quote below belong in:

"I'm gonna get an iPhone because everybody else has an iPhone and they're cool."

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Bandwagon

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Bribing

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Begging

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Logos

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Multiple Choice

Which is an example of overgeneralization?


Kevin's grandmother does not know how to use a computer, so...

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...Kevin teaches her how to use his Chromebook.

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...Kevin thinks all elderly people are computer illiterate.

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...Kevin buys her an iPad instead.

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Multiple Choice

What type of connotation does the following word have?
EXCITING
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Positive
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Negative
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Neither (Neutral)

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Multiple Choice

Which is an example of Slippery Slope?


If you don't brush your teeth this morning...

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...all of your teeth will fall out and no one will ever offer you a job.

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...you will regret it halfway through the day.

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...you will be sure to remember to brush them this evening.

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Multiple Choice

What type of connotation does the following word have?
DANGEROUS
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Positive
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Negative
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Neither (Neutral)

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​Today we are going to continue discussing Logical/Rhetorical Fallacies.

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​We are going to add two more to our list.

​Ad Hominem

​Rhetorical Question

​Logical Fallacies continued

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Multiple Choice

An attack or reaction to the person rather than the person’s point/argument

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ad hominem

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bandwagon

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circular reasoning

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either/or

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Ad Hominem
  • This fallacy attempts to disprove an opponent’s argument by attacking their character or some other detail about them.

  • Example 1: 

    The students think I should be more fair in my discipline, but what do they know? They’re just kids.

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Rhetorical Questions

What's the deal with that?

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Rhetorical Questions:
  • Start a discussion - "How many people will have to die before we take action?"

  • Make a point - "Can't you do anything right?"

  • Create a certain tone - "Going to bed late will leave you tired in the morning. Who knew?"

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Multiple Select

Select all of the examples of rhetorical questions.

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When will this end?

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What's in a name? A rose called by any other would smell as sweet.

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“…O Wind,

If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?”

-Percy Bysshe Shelley

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When will this play end?

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Multiple Choice

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Pick one that represents the image

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abusive ad hominem

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circumstantial ad hominem

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tu quoque

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guilt by association

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Multiple Choice

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Which Question Is Rhetorical ?

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"Do you want to teach the class today?"

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"Can I come over after school?"

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"Would you like something to drink?"

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"May I use the Restroom?"

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Multiple Choice

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Is A Rhetorical Question meant to be Answered ?

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Yes

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No

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Multiple Choice

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Which Question Has An Obvious Answers ?

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"How was work today?"

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"Do cats meow? "

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"What's your favorite food?"

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" What do you like to do for fun?"

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