HSC Classical Greek Extension Practice Questions - HSC Classical Greek Extension (NSW Higher School Certificate, Stage 6) Exam

In Classical Greek rhetoric, what is the primary purpose of the prooimion (exordium) of a judicial speech?

To secure the goodwill of the jurors (captatio benevolentiae) and establish the speaker's credibility To state the detailed facts of the case in chronological order To cross-examine the witnesses and present physical evidence To summarize the legal arguments and make a final emotional appeal

Correct Answer:

To secure the goodwill of the jurors (captatio benevolentiae) and establish the speaker's credibility

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