Answer: No, his experiment is not designed correctly.
Explanation: He didn't use the same measurements in each experiment. He should've either buried them all in the yard, or she should've kept them all in pots. Not having them in the same environment could affect the results of his experiment, thus making it inaccurate.
Answer:
Are you talking about Saul of Tarsus?
Explanation:
Just read a textbook....or the Bible. All talks about Caesar.
Answer: logos
Explanation:
Ethos refers to an appeal to ethics. This is when an individual is convinced based on the credibility of the person persuading him or her.
Pathos refers to the appeal to emotion, which is when an audience is convinced by creating an emotional response.
Logos is an appeal to logic. This is gwn an audience is persuaded by giving them reasons. In this case, "Live longer, buckle up" is a logos. If one doesn't use the seat belt and is involved in an accident, the person may die but using a seatbelt can help prevent death.
Answer:
1. Soliloquy - extended speech by one character alone on stage (in a soliloquy, the speaker isn't addressing <em>anyone.</em> It's as if time pauses for the speaker to say their thoughts alone. Mostly towards one<em>self</em>.<em> </em>Also, soliloquy comes from "solus" = alone, and "loqui" = to speak)
2. Aside - lines spoken by one character that aren't heard by other characters (like talking to the audience/4th wall break)
3. Sonnet - poetic form with 14 lines in a defined structure & strict rhyme scheme (Usually done by Shakespeare)
4. Monologue - extended speech by one character speaking in the presence of others. (in a monologue, the speaker is usually addressing others in a long-winded manner[whether audience or other characters])
5. Iambic Parameter - form of poetry with ten syllables per line in an unstressed/stressed pattern
