Rhetoric test

Collection of tasks for the discipline "Rhetoric" (code -)

Task 1.
Question 1. In which of the ancient states was rhetoric considered the queen of all sciences?
1. Egypt;
2. Assyria;
3. Greece;
4. Babylon;
5 Rome.
Question 2. Who is considered the founder of the theory of rhetorical science?
1. Aristotle;
2. Quintilian;
3. Socrates;
4. Plato;
5. Gorgias.
Question 3. What is the name of the author of the "Quick Guide to Eloquence"?
1. I.S. Riga;
2. M.V. Lomonosov;
3. A.F. Merzlyakov;
4. N.F. Koshansky;
5. M.M. Speransky.
Question 4. Who owns the definition of rhetoric as "the ability to find possible ways of persuasion about each given subject"?
1. Aristotle;
2. Gorgias;
3. Cicero;
4. M.V. Lomonosov;
5. Quintilian.
Question 5. Name the author of the words: "Nothing distinguishes a person from other animals as much as the power of the mind and the gift of speech."
1. Aristotle;
2. N.F. Koshansky;
3. Cicero;
4. M.V. Lomonosov;
5. M.M. Speransky.

Task 2.
Question 1. Name the author of the Three Treatises on Oratory.
1. Aristotle;
2. Gorgias;
3. Cicero;
4. Quintilian;
5. Plato.
Question 2. Name the author of the Twelve Books of Rhetorical Instruction.
1. Aristotle;
2. Gorgias;
3. Cicero;
4. Quintilian;
5. Plato.
Question 3. Name the author of Topics.
1. Aristotle;
2. M.V. Lomonosov;
3. N.F. Koshansky;
4. M.M. Speransky;
5. K.P. Zelenetsky.
Question 4. Name the author of the "Rules of the highest eloquence".
1. Aristotle;
2. M.V. Lomonosov;
3. N.F. Koshansky;
4. M.M. Speransky;
5. K.P. Zelenetsky.
Question 5. Which of the authors belongs to the work "Research on rhetoric, in its scientific content and in the relationship that it has to the general theory of words and logic."
1. Aristotle;
2. M.V. Lomonosov;
3. N.F. Koshansky;