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Aristotle Argued That There Are Three Primary Features of Persuasive

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Question 11

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Aristotle argued that there are three primary features of persuasive arguments. When speakers use logic to persuade, they are using which feature?


A) Pathos
B) Logos
C) Ethos
D) Mythos

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