2. Five Canons of Rhetoric Jeopardy $100 Invention Organization Style MemoryDelivery $200 $300 $200 $100 $300 $200 $100 $300 $200 $100 $300 $200 $100 Final Jeopardy Final Jeopardy

3. Invention - $100 Invention is made up of two types of Proofs what are they? Artistic and Inartistic proofs Artistic and Inartistic proofs

4. Invention - $200 Artistic Proofs have three parts to it what are they? And what are the known as together? Ethos, Pathos, Logos, known as the Rhetorical Triangle Ethos, Pathos, Logos, known as the Rhetorical Triangle

5. Invention - $300 What is the definition for the term invention? Finding lines of argument, and developing those arguements Finding lines of argument, and developing those arguements

6. Organization - $100 What is the definition of Organization/arrangement? What is the definition of Organization/arrangement? How to set up a paper when wiring it. How to set up a paper when wiring it.

7. Organization - $200 What is the common set up of a paper in this part of the conons? What is the common set up of a paper in this part of the conons? Intro, statement of fact, confirmation, refutation, and conclusion Intro, statement of fact, confirmation, refutation, and conclusion

8. Organization - $300 What should be in the introduction of a paper? What should be in the introduction of a paper? Attention grabber, statement of ideas, and research question Attention grabber, statement of ideas, and research question

9. Style - $100 What does style address to the audience? How things will be said towards them. How things will be said towards them.

10. Style - $200 Name the method of speech that uses short notes to inform unprepared content What is the extemporaneous menthod What is the extemporaneous menthod

11. Style - $300 What are words such as “like” or “um” classified as? What are words such as “like” or “um” classified as? What are vocalized pauses/verbal fillers What are vocalized pauses/verbal fillers

12. Memory - $100 What are things you can use to help you remember your speech or paper when talking? What are things you can use to help you remember your speech or paper when talking? Acronyms, visual aids, the use of key quotes from your speech, note cards, etc. Acronyms, visual aids, the use of key quotes from your speech, note cards, etc.

13. Memory - $200 Along with memorization this canon also reminds you to do what? Along with memorization this canon also reminds you to do what? Make the speech or paper memorable by what you say. (ie. Attention grabber or points that touch the speaker) Make the speech or paper memorable by what you say. (ie. Attention grabber or points that touch the speaker)

14. Memory - $300 What is this canon known as? What is this canon known as? The lost canon(because it is usually put together with delivery) The lost canon(because it is usually put together with delivery)

15. Delivery - $100 What is delivery defined as (in context of a canon) What is delivery defined as (in context of a canon) The Manner of Presentation the rehtor has. The Manner of Presentation the rehtor has.

16. Delivery - $200 Tailor your gestures, images, and visual aids towards your audience Tailor your gestures, images, and visual aids towards your audience Along with how you present your speech/ rhetoric you must do what? Along with how you present your speech/ rhetoric you must do what?

17. Delivery - $300 What are some things you can do to help with your delivery during a speech? What are some things you can do to help with your delivery during a speech? Watch your personal body language and your audiences Watch your personal body language and your audiences Vary your tone of voice Vary your tone of voice Let your gustures flow naturally Let your gustures flow naturally

18. Final Jeopardy Who is noted for being the first to use the 5 canons of rhetoric? Aristotle Aristotle