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Vocabulary flashcards defining rhetorical appeals and logical fallacies from the 8th Grade English Argumentative Elements Study Guide.
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rhetorical
Language that is intended to be persuasive or have an effect on the audience
pathos
Evoking of emotions, relatability to the audience
ethos
Trust-worthiness of the speaker based on their experience, principles, or character
logos
Level of logic, evidence, reasoning
logical fallacy
A flaw in reasoning
ad hominem
A personal attack against one's opponent
bandwagon
The assumption that the popular choice is automatically correct
slippery slope
Suggesting that an unrealistic chain of events will occur because of one first step
overgeneralization
Drawing a big conclusion based on very little evidence (Uses extreme words like "all, none, nobody, everyone," etc.)
red herring
Misleads or distracts from the issue at hand