Question

Which approach is not used when making an appeal to logos?

emotional or passionate statements
the orderly presentation of details
facts or statistics
definite arguments

Answer 1

emotional or passionate statements

Step-by-step explanation:

When making an appeal to logos, emotions and passion do not count. Logos has to do with helping someone to reason through objective information. Appealing to reason or to logos implies giving the reader / listener information that will help him / her see claims , evidence , counterclaims and conclusions . This argumentation should be supported by observable or measurable facts. Emotions will never provide the reader / listener with factual and objective information , but they will give the reader / listener information about the speaker's subjectivity.

Answer 2

The approach which is not used when making an appeal to logos is the first one - emotional or passionate statements.
That approach has to do with pathos, and not logos. Logos is all about logic and logical conclusions at which you arrive by presenting facts and proof.