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Choose the correct statement. At the end, you'll have created a summary of the lesson on logos that you can use to help you to study<\/p>\n","summaries":[{"subContentId":"f90b1d8b-fce0-4823-83b7-1a01b4d22692","summary":["

Logos is a Greek word that refers to persuasion by logic.<\/p>\n","

Logos is a Greek word that refers to persuasion by love.<\/p>\n","

Logos is a Greek word that refers to delicious yogurt.<\/p>\n"],"tip":"

It ain't yogurt!<\/p>\n"},{"subContentId":"7e313afb-93fd-4077-b4bd-5513efd28131","summary":["

There are 2 persuasive techniques related to logos, fact-based support and logical structures.<\/p>\n","

There are 5 persuasive techniques related to logos.<\/p>\n","

There are 27 persuasive techniques related to logos.<\/p>\n"],"tip":"

Think small.<\/p>\n"},{"subContentId":"b5d27e32-ada5-49c0-b394-847b27287276","summary":["

Facts and statistics are an example of logical appeal or logos.<\/p>\n","

Facts and statistics are not an example of logical appeal or logos.<\/p>\n"],"tip":"

You have a 50% chance of getting this one right.<\/p>\n"},{"subContentId":"c038dc4d-84ef-40ee-b9b2-7b589220b221","summary":["

Causal reasoning can be visualized as an A to B relationship, where A causes B to happen.<\/p>\n","

Causal reasoning is a comparison between two similar situations.<\/p>\n","

Causal reasoning involves answering the arguments on the other side of the argument.<\/p>\n"],"tip":"

Saying that we should build more bike lanes in Toronto because it will keep riders safe is an example of causal reasoning.<\/p>\n"},{"subContentId":"25c41ce4-998b-4b73-ad9c-acddd787d2fb","summary":["

Arguments by analogy are comparisons between two similar situations.<\/p>\n","

Arguments by analogy are where the writer takes on the opposing side to show its weakness.<\/p>\n","

Arguments by analogy explain how one event caused another to happen.<\/p>\n"],"tip":"

Saying that it is safe to legalize marijuana because we safely sell legal alcohol is an example of arguing by analogy.<\/p>\n"},{"subContentId":"b949d32d-4208-4020-ab3f-9d1e65bf0011","summary":["

Counterarguing or rebuttal is when a writer states the argument on the opposing side in order to answer it or show its weakness.<\/p>\n","

Counterarguing or rebuttal is when a writer explains how one event led to another.<\/p>\n","

Counterarguing or rebuttal is where a writer compares two similar situations.<\/p>\n"],"tip":"

Arguing that those who say vaccines cause autism are wrong and therefore vaccines are safe is an example of counterargument. <\/p>\n"},{"subContentId":"45c2944f-1393-4bf7-ad8f-260a0881ccc7","summary":["

Logos is common in academic arguments, scientific papers, and some workplace writing.<\/p>\n","

Logos is most commonly used in passionate political speeches.<\/p>\n","

Logos is most commonly used in poetry and literature.<\/p>\n"],"tip":"

While you can find all three of logos, pathos, ethos in most types of writing, logos does appeal to people who are experts in a subject. <\/p>\n"}],"overallFeedback":[{"from":0,"to":50,"feedback":"Keep working on this. Try watching the PPT again and then retry the summary."},{"from":51,"to":75,"feedback":"You're getting the hang of it. Write down the questions you answered incorrectly to help you to remember the right answers."},{"from":76,"to":100,"feedback":"Well done, you've got it!"}],"solvedLabel":"Progress:","scoreLabel":"Wrong answers:","resultLabel":"Your result","labelCorrect":"Correct.","labelIncorrect":"Incorrect! Please try again.","alternativeIncorrectLabel":"Incorrect","labelCorrectAnswers":"Correct answers.","tipButtonLabel":"Show tip","scoreBarLabel":"You got :num out of :total points","progressText":"Progress :num of :total"}

Summary Quiz Logos

Chandra Hodgson