The example that shows how living in New England influenced author Nathaniel Hawthorne is the following:
C. This family was situated in the Notch.
<h3>What is the Notch?</h3>
Notch is a term used in New England to refer to deep valleys that cut through mountains, that is, to gaps or passes between mountains.
The fact that Hawthorne uses such a term in his writing is a sign that living in New England influenced him as an author. It is quite common for authors to use typical idioms and phrases from where they are born or where they live.
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Answer: I would say D.
Explanation:
The story creates suspense by saying that he banished all redheads of that time. However, he is now always going to be conscious of the prophecy, leading to great tension throughout the story.
Perhaps a ball and chain attached to a persons ankle with the word PROOF on the ball? Just a thought.
-j
<u>Answer:</u>
A. Ethos
<u>Explanation:</u>
Ethos is a device that appeals to one’s ethics, a sense of right and wrong, and is used to lend credibility to what is being said by this appeal.
In the given statement, credibility is clearly established by assuring persistence through “every stage”, and “repeated Petitions,” and modesty and humility through “the most humble terms” even when the times were those of “Oppression.” This has an effect of lending to the narrator a good, humble, and persevering character which appeals to the ethics of the readers.
The answer cannot be ‘deductive logic’, as there’s no specific conclusion drawn from a general truth; or ‘inductive logic, because there’s no generalisation made from a specific example. The excerpt isn’t based on logic and evidence, and hence, it cannot be ‘logos’ either.
