Draw a happy face if the statement is true. If not, draw a mad face. Draw your answer on the space provided 1. Aristotle, in his work titled Rhetoric, identified four modes by which persuasion in affected in the reader or listener by the writer or the speaker 2. Persuasive essay attempts to convince readers to take action or adopt a point of view. 3. The writer of a persuasive essay provides evidence to prove a point by giving examples, stating opinions, reasoning logically, or quoting excerpts. 4. Persuasive essay is also known as argumentative essay. 5. Pathos is an appeal to the audience's sense of honesty and authority. It refers to how credible the audience thinks the author is to write or speak about the topic 6. Transition words such as emphasis markers help a reader see the connection or relationship between ideas. 7. Persuasive essays are used by writers to explain a point or to give emphasis 8. "In contrast" is an example of emphasis marker. 9. Logos is an appeal to the audience's sense of logic or reasoning. It refers to the audience's evaluation of the validity of the writer's or speaker's reasoning. The writer or speaker uses facts and figures to support his or her argument. 10. Emphasis is a word or phrase that expresses a speaker's stress upon the predicate of a sentence.​