Intended Effects - Explaining Pathos Changes

Question 1

Name the emotion described below.

feeling disrespected or wronged by someone

Answer 1

anger

The writer’s descriptions are meant to stir the audience’s anger at the current Governor…

Question 2

Name the emotion described below.

the overwhelming feeling of reverence, admiration, fear, etc., produced by that which is grand, sublime, extremely powerful, or the like

Answer 2

awe

The writer’s enargeia is meant to elicit awe in the audience at the artist’s influence on the genre…

Question 3

Name the emotion described below.

the absence of anger

Answer 3

calm

The writer’s descriptions are meant to calm the audience’s anger at the City Council…

Question 4

Name the emotion described below.

trust in the powers or reliability of a person or thing

Answer 4

confidence

The writer’s descriptions are meant to stir confidence in the audience toward the police department’s competance…

Question 5

Name the emotion described below.

anguish caused by the absence of hope

Answer 5

hopelessness

The writer’s causal arguments are meant to evoke despair in the audience over their inability to win the conflict…

Question 6

Name the emotion described below.

the absence of enthusiasm

Answer 6

disinterest

The writer’s distortion are meant to promote disinterest in the audience over continuing their lawsuit…

Question 7

Name the emotion described below.

the hopeful desire to be like someone else or have something that someone else has

Answer 7

emulation

positive version of jealous

The writer’s characterization is meant to evoke the audience’s emulation of the young war hero…

Question 8

Name the emotion described below.

wishing harm against someone else

Answer 8

enmity

The writer’s descriptions are meant to stir the audience’s enmity toward Communists…

Question 9

Name the emotion described below.

the feeling of lively interest or passion toward an idea or activity

Answer 9

enthusiasm

The writer’s descriptions are meant to stir enthusiasm in the audience over what building the new railway will do for the town…

Question 10

Name the emotion described below.

resentment of not being like someone else or not having something that someone else has

Answer 10

jealousy

negative version of emulation

The writer’s descriptions are meant to elicit jealousy in the audience at the billionaire’s riches…

Question 11

Name the emotion described below.

distress at impending danger, evil, or pain

Answer 11

fear

The writer’s catastrophizing is meant to evoke fear in the audience over what might happen if the bill is not passed…

Question 12

Name the emotion described below.

the feeling that what is wanted can be had

Answer 12

hope

The writer’s speculation is meant to inspire hope in the audience over the future of their investments…

Question 13

Name the emotion described below.

anguish caused by the loss of pride, self-respect, or dignity, usually as perceived in the eyes of others

Answer 13

humiliation

The writer’s framing is meant to stir humiliation in the audience over the way they lost their last game…

Question 14

Name the emotion described below.

strong displeasure at something considered unjust, offensive, insulting, or base

Answer 14

indignation

The writer’s aganactesis is meant to stir the audience’s indignation over the rival school’s insulting chant…

Question 15

Name the emotion described below.

the feeling of extreme patriotism, usually to the denigration of outsiders

Answer 15

jingoism

The writer’s characterization is meant to elicit jingoism in the audience toward their political opponents…

Question 16

Name the emotion described below.

wishing fortune for someone else

Answer 16

kindness

The writer’s examples are meant to stir the audience’s kindness toward their asylum seekers…

Question 17

Name the emotion described below.

the feeling of faithful obligation toward a person, group, or institution

Answer 17

loyalty

The writer’s call to action is meant to stir loyalty in the audience towards the army…

Question 18

Name the emotion described below.

the wistful desire to return in thought or in fact to a former time in one’s life, to one’s home or homeland, or to one’s family and friends; a sentimental yearning for the happiness of a former place or time

Answer 18

nostalgia

The writer’s descriptions are meant to stir feelings of nostalgia in the audience for years of the previous President’s term…

Question 19

Name the emotion described below.

the disposition to expect a favorable outcome; a milder feeling of hope

Answer 19

optimism

The writer’s causal argument is meant to stir optimism in the audience at the new direction the company is taking…

Question 20

Name the emotion described below.

the feeling love, support, and defense of one’s country

Answer 20

patriotism

The writer’s examples are meant to stir the audience’s patriotism for France…

Question 21

Name the emotion described below.

the disposition to expect a favorable outcome; a milder feeling of despair

Answer 21

pessimism

The writer’s analogy is meant to stir pessimism in the audience over how successful the new school policy will be…

Question 22

Name the emotion described below.

pain in seeing unwarranted harm befall someone else

Answer 22

pity

The writer’s characterization is meant to stir the audience’s pity for those suffering from food insecurity…

Question 23

Name the emotion described below.

the feeling of one’s own dignity, importance, merit, or superiority, either individually or as belonging to a group

Answer 23

pride

The writer’s contrast is meant to stir the audience’s pride in their accomplishments in the face of adversity…

Question 24

Name the emotion described below.

anguish caused by disgrace of oneself

Answer 24

shame

The writer’s enumeration is meant to stir shame in the audience at the way they fled from battle…

Question 25

Name the emotion described below.

the absence of shame

Answer 25

shamelessness

The writer’s causal argument is meant to stir shameless in the audience for their sexual orientation…

Question 26

Name the emotion described below.

the desire to betray obligation to a person, group, or institution

Answer 26

treacherousness

The writer’s framing is meant to stir treacherousness in the audience toward the owner of the company…