Read each question carefully and select the best answer.

1		Aristotle and Plato disagreed on the question of _____________. Plato saw it in absolute terms, while Aristotle was more interested in application.
			A)	public speaking
			B)	the public realm
			C)	truth
			D)	logos
2		Aristotle wrote his Rhetoric in part in response to the _____________, who he believed neglected logos in favor of pathos.
			A)	theories of Plato
			B)	sophists
			C)	Greeks
			D)	Romans
3		Aristotle's classic definition of rhetoric is the available means of:
			A)	communication
			B)	evaluation
			C)	persuasion
			D)	public discourse
4		The first assumption of Aristotle's theory states that effective public speakers must consider:
			A)	all types of speaking
			B)	good speaking style
			C)	good evidence
			D)	their audience
5		The three proofs that underlie Aristotle's rhetorical theory include which of the following?
			A)	ethos, pathos, and negos
			B)	ethos, pathos, and logos
			C)	ethics, purpose, and reason
			D)	purpose, reason, and credibility
6		Logos refers to the _____________ that speakers employ—their arguments, support, and evidence.
			A)	public persona
			B)	logical proofs
			C)	charisma
			D)	emotional appeals
7		A(n) _____________ is a kind of logic that draws a conclusion from a major and a minor premise.
			A)	syllogism
			B)	enthymeme
			C)	probability
			D)	sign
8		"Drinking too much can be bad for your health" is a statement that Aristotle would call a(n):
			A)	premise
			B)	example
			C)	sign
			D)	probability
9		The primary difference between syllogisms and enthymemes is that the former deals with _____________, while the latter deals with probabilities.
			A)	certainties
			B)	premises
			C)	conclusions
			D)	logic
10		Aristotle's five canons of rhetoric include invention, arrangement, style, delivery, and:
			A)	boundaries
			B)	emotion
			C)	argument
			D)	memory