Read this excerpt from a speech given by Elizabeth Cady Stanton at the "Hearing of the Woman Suffrage Association Before the U.S
. House Committee on the Judiciary.” We have been speaking before Committees of the Judiciary for the last twenty years, and we have gone over all the arguments in favor of a sixteenth amendment which are familiar to all you gentlemen . . .
What kind of appeal does Stanton make in this part of her speech?
A. She is explaining why she is an authority on the topic.
B. She is providing a logical reason to support voting rights.
C. She is trying to inspire strong emotion in the audience.
D. She is trying to convince the audience by making them laugh.
with a metapjor it is easy to express your self without a more direct or personal feeling. It also helps the reader to capture a bigger idea or expression.
