The correct answer is C.
Rhetorical pathos is an appeal to pity or sadness. The only option that connects to pathos is that he was speaking at the site of a deadly battle. By speaking at Gettysburg, Lincoln forced his audience to remember what happened there.
The robbers together, with his gang, were captured.
<span>1) Uh oh! The teacher's caught him.
</span><span>2) Whew! I can't believe we actually finished it all.
</span><span>3) I can't believe you're actually coming here! Yaay!
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I think the answer is choice C. Good luck!
The figurative language is To, food, blew, balloons, scooped; assonance