In Rhetoric, Aristotle identifies the following forms of proof:
A) data, warrant, and claim.
B) novel, dramatic, and believable evidence.
C) informative, persuasive, and inspiring.
D) inductive, deductive, and conductive.
E) logos, pathos, and ethos.

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Aristotle's forms of proof in Rhetoric are logos (logical appeal), pathos (emotional appeal), and ethos (ethical appeal). These are the core strategies for arguing persuasively, according to Aristotle.

In Rhetoric, Aristotle Identifies the Following Forms of Proof