In Rhetoric, Aristotle Identifies the Following Forms of Proof

question 11

Multiple Choice

In Rhetoric, Aristotle identifies the following forms of proof:

• A) data, warrant, and claim.
• B) novel, dramatic, and believable evidence.
• C) informative, persuasive, and inspiring.
• D) inductive, deductive, and conductive.
• E) logos, pathos, and ethos.

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