The correct option is A. There are three basic methods that are used to persuade people or to convince an audience. The methods are ethos, pathos and logos. Logos refers to an appeal to the audience's sense of logic while ethos appeal to the audience's sense of ethics. Pathos refers to an appeal to the audience's emotion. When the pathos method is used, an appeal to the emotion of the audience is used to draw the audience to the speaker's side.
In 1559, Queen Elizabeth I delivered a speech which was a response to the Parliament's request for her marriage and produce an heir for the kingdom.
In her speech, she preserved her right that whether she should marry and whom she should marry. She has used the rhetorical appeal of pathos also known as an appeal to emotions.
She starts her speech with the given excerpt invoking emotions in her audience that she is thankful for the good care of her people who are concerned about her. She did in a manner to invoke an emotional response from her audience.
She tries to persuade her listeners by saying that she is already married to her kingdom the day she became a Queen, she married England and the citizen of England is her children.
Bartolommeo Cristofori, a Paduan harpsichord maker, is credited with constructing the first piano, the date usually put at between 1709 and 171 1. He called his new instrument gravicembalo col piano e forte, or harpsichord with soft and loud.
Note the word "me", which is commonly used when the author is talking about his/herself. This means that it is through the perspective of the author, and so it's a first-person narration.
