Pre-AP English II Logos Pathos Ethos Statistics, numbers, percentages Test results, research findings Surveys Cite authorities Cite personal testimonies, give evidence Cite traditional culture Cite common beliefs Allude to history, religion, literature Chronological order of facts Cause and effect relationship Advantage: provides evidence Disadvantage: can demand a high degree of reader attention Use language that involves the senses Use a description Use an anecdote, personal story Include a personal bias or prejudice Use figurative language Use humor Address emotion needs of achievement- the need to attain money, fame, fulfillment independence- the drive to be unique, to be an individual conformity- the desire to be included fear- to resist, avoid, or defeat threats to self or society endurance- to bear what others cannot creativity- the desire for self expression, recognition Advantage: produces results Disadvantage: limited factual support, can backfire Religion- the desire to follow one’s faith Patriotism- place country over individual needs Standards- good citizenship, parent Humanitarian- secular appeal to help others, the environment Convince audience that writer is reliable and knowledgeable Advantage: powerful if audience shares standards Disadvantage: depends on reader to accept standard