Answer: D. The resolute desk has a fascinating history
Explanation:
This double pedestal partners' desk, usually called the "Resolute desk", was made from the oak timbers of the British ship H.M.S. Resolute as a gift to President Rutherford B. Hayes from Queen Victoria in 1880.
This desk remained, however, on the Second Floor of the Residence in the President's Study.
1 Mark never used to be that lazy.
2 When they announced that our flight was cancelled, we had been waiting for two hours.
3 I was about to wash the car but then John care over then I never got round to it.
4 I slept until we had arrived at our destination
5 The last bus had left by the time we got to the bus terminal
6 Jason would bite his nails when he was a boy
7 We heard a funny noise coming from the cockpit while flying to Colombo
8 It was the first time I had sushi and i liked it
We all have freedom of religion, freedom of speech, rights to bear arms, and the freedom of life
These lines are an example of a) Pathos.
Pathos appeals to the emotions of a given audience in order to strengthen an argument. It uses logic, but draws upon emotion. This passage from The Declaration of Independence depicts the King of England as a cruel and unfit leader. It uses logic to enhance this argument, but its intent is to use emotion.
