The three elements of persuasion,first articulated by Aristotle,are:
A)ethos,chronos,and logos.
B)logos,chronos,and kairos.
C)ethos,pathos,and logos.
D)chronos,pathos,and kairos.
E)chronos,ethos,and pathos.

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Aristotle's three elements of persuasion are ethos (credibility of the speaker), pathos (emotional appeal to the audience), and logos (logical argument or reasoning). Choice A is incorrect because chronos is not one of Aristotle's elements. Choice B is incorrect because kairos is not one of Aristotle's elements. Choice D is incorrect because chronos and kairos are not elements of persuasion according to Aristotle. Choice E is incorrect because ethos and pathos are two of the three elements, but logos is missing.

The Three Elements of Persuasion,first Articulated by Aristotle,are