I believe we should not be given any homework today. Our class works hard and we do a lot of homework. My parents might be fed up with the lack of time they get to spend with me. Do you really want an angry letter and a bad rating? My parents want me to enjoy life and be a kid. Also, if we didn't have homework tonight, I could get together and reconnect with friends i have not seen for a long time. Isn't friendship and joy more important than homework? So, as I hope you can see, homework is not a priority compared to simple joys of life like family and friendships. I hope you will not assign any homework tonight. :)
The first choice has the most reasonable and backed up claim.
Answer:
im good and you have to be the owl
Explanation:
Answer:
She has decided to use words with strong connotative meanings because she knows they will help her arouse an emotional response.
Explanation:
What Zhu is doing is a well-known rhetoric appeal called pathos. She wants to provoke an emotional response in her audience with the purpose of convincing them of her point of view. To create the concern she wishes, she must use strong connotative words that will help impact the audience. If she can get them to visualize and "feel" - at least in their imagination - how awful the infringements on civil liberties are, she will most likely infuse them with apprehension.
