Pathos is a rhetorical appeal to ... *

Credibility, authority, trust

O

Emotions

O

Logic or facts

What is the right answer? They ... his broken leg in plaster A. Set B. Fitted C. Arranged D. Tied

What does the word "elusiveness" mean as used in paragraph 4?

Which of the following describes stage directions? a. central message about life B. the meaning behind events and characters' actions C. explanations about how the actors sound and behave D. writing that is vague and uncertain

How did the Quakers feel about slavery? They believed it was a fair practice. They believed it was a necessary evil. They believed it went against their beliefs. They believed in enslaving other religious groups.

Which one of the following incidents is an example of exposition?

Which of these do you need to when receiving criticism? 1Do not respond to criticism. 2Ignore the criticism. 3Respond to criticism with your own criticism. 4Consider the criticism as a learning experience. 5Ask your best friend what to do.

In City by the Sea, the type of figurative language that Poe uses for "death" is?

Why was voltaires novel candide banned in europ and the united states

Harriet Beecher Stowe frequently connects the inner qualities of the characters to ___. 1. The sounds of their voices 2. The color of their skin 3. their gender 4. their physical appearances

What can propaganda do to a community