Since pathos is an emotional appeal to the audience. so in this case to convince someone to donate money for a park, you could tell them stories about children who do not have parks to play at or a vision of all of the happy children playing at the park. Really anything that is going to evoke some kind of emotion out of the reader/viewer
I choose the third one. It’s the only one that makes sense to me.
I think people succeed when they set a goal and challenge themselves to reach that goal. You will most likely have a million small successes that only you know about before the world sees any of your success. You have to be happy with not achieving your goal the first time you try and you have to dream. If your dream doesn’t scare you then you’re not dreaming big enough.
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Answer:
True; a graphic organizer is a good tool to use when prewriting for a compare and contrast paragraph.
Explanation:
One of the most common graphic organizers that are used when prewriting for a compare and contrast paragraph is a Venn diagram. So the answer is true.
