Answer:
- Emotion-arousing words to trigger audience response.
Explanation:
The authors often employ various persuasive techniques(ethos, logos, or pathos) to convince the audience to believe and accept the claim or idea proposed by the author.
In the given excerpt, the textbook tip for persuasion that Gore employed effectively would be 'emotion or ethos' which involves 'employing arousing or triggering words' that targets the emotions of the audience and elicit desired emotional response from them. The use of ethos is reflected by the description or inclusion of personal incident 'his sister dying of lung cancer' to substantiate his point('to restrict tobacco use').
<span>1.dramatic rather than narrative form
2.with incidents arousing pity and fear
3.to accomplish a catharsis of these emotions.</span>
You will mark then the answer is Rather than do your home work for you, here is a poem I have written that might unblock your mind and release your creativity.
Exactitude
The ground I began on Changed, yet the fear of death, or what I wished to say, the consequences of which, this could not prevent me from saying it.
Nor the shame there of, or even the fact that there might be someone more important with something more worthwhile to say than me, I said it anyway.
