<u>The correct answer is option B ("Denver gets an average of 57 inches of snow every year").</u>
We refer to "logos" as a literary or argumentative device employed to persuade someone of a certain statement <u>using logical reasoning</u>. In the present case, the only example that utilizes an appeal to logos, would be option B, since <u>it's stating a clear logical fact based on statistics</u>. This type of data could very easily be used in an argument to strongly support a specific stance.
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hey, i havent took this but with my best guess and research i think the answer is probally C)
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The word "either" is a correlative. The answer is D. This is because a correlative conjunction connects two nouns and ideas that relates to each other. Either uses "or" so it connects two choices in one situation.
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1. A. It is your responsibility as a citizen of Mother Earth to treat her with respect.
2. C. According to experts, the plan will cost twice as much as the mayor said.
3. B. I told my seven-year-old daughter about the plan, and she started to cry.
Explanation:
The above options are correct.
In No. 1, Option A is the ethical appeal because it appeals to the sense of right or wrong. It shows the speaker's position on the need to respect Mother Earth since one is her citizen. It is seen ethical to respect Mother Earth.
In No. 2, Option C uses logical appeal. It gives fact about what experts had said about the plan.
In No. 3, Option B uses emotional appeal. It appeals to the emotional. When the daughter was told of the plan, she started crying. Her tears will appeal to the emotions of whoever hears about it.
