Which statement best describes Nehru's appeal to his

audience?

Nehru uses ethos, relying on his credibility to appeal to

his audience.

Nehru uses ethos, appealing to the emotions of the

audience.

Nehru uses pathos, relying on logic to appeal to his

audience.

Nehru uses pathos, appealing to the emotions of the

audience.

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Maritza Price

23 June, 20:13

Which statement best describes Nehru's appeal to his

audience?

Nehru uses ethos, relying on his credibility to appeal to

his audience.

Nehru uses ethos, appealing to the emotions of the

audience.

Nehru uses pathos, relying on logic to appeal to his

audience.

Nehru uses pathos, appealing to the emotions of the

audience.

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Lea Hicks · Answer 1

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Stella Lester · Answer 2

Nehru uses pathos, appealing to the emotions of the audience.

Explanation:

From the excerpt of Jawaharlal Nehru's speech "A Tryst

with Destiny, Jawaharlal Nehru made an emotional appealing speech to his audience by using Pathos. He made them to understand that people of India need to work in order to eliminate poverty, disease and ignorance and addresses them as"we". He further address the audience in His speech that though their work may be difficult but everyone must take responsibility and fight for their nation's independence, He uses we. He addresses lower class people as peasants and workers of India and he further illuminate them to ensure Justice.