Which of the following audience appeals would be considered an example of logos?

A. One that is given in response to another's claims B. One that is spoken rather than written C. One that uses advanced vocabulary and complex structure D. One that relies on facts and sensible conclusions

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Leonard Newman

English

21 April, 18:13

Which of the following audience appeals would be considered an example of logos?

A. One that is given in response to another's claims B. One that is spoken rather than written C. One that uses advanced vocabulary and complex structure D. One that relies on facts and sensible conclusions

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Tristan Burgess · Answer 1

The answer to this question is c one that uses advanced vocabulary and complex structure

Lucifer · Answer 2

D. One that relies on facts and sensible conclusions

Explanation:

Logos is the use of logical and reason to appeal to the audience to convince them into believing something we are telling them, in this case an audience appeal that relies on facts and sensible conclusions from this well supported facts is an example of logos.

Which of the following audience appeals would be considered an example of logos?A. One that is given in response to another's claims B. One that is spoken rather than written C. One that uses advanced vocabulary and complex structure D. One that relies on facts and sensible conclusions

Which of the following audience appeals would be considered an example of logos?

A. One that is given in response to another's claims B. One that is spoken rather than written C. One that uses advanced vocabulary and complex structure D. One that relies on facts and sensible conclusions