By showing the emotional aspect of an issue and evoking pitty<span>" would be the best option since appealing to ethos regards appealing to "ethics", and most people who would show pity would have a strong moral compass.
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Pam: If only I <u>could speak </u>French! Then I could speak to my cousin in Paris.
Ben: Supposing you found an online French course, <u>will you sign up</u>
for it?
Pam: I wish I <u>could study</u> French years ago! The earlier you learn a language, the easier it is.
Ben: We all think back and wish we <u>could do</u> something or <u>could not have said </u>something. It doesn't help, though, so it's better to look ahead.
Pam: That's true. I wish we <u>can learn</u> French together!
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The answer is: [A]: "figurative language" .
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Specifically, a "simile" is being used—that is, a comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as":
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"beard and hair hung straight down like seaweed" ;
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and a "similie" is a type of "figurative language".
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Technically speaking, "alliteration" , which is: choice: [C] , is being used, which is a type of figurative language: "hair hung" ; "straight...seaweed";
However, the best answer choice—and correct answer choice—is:
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[A]: "figurative language" .
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Answer: 11.B 12.A 13.B 14.A 15.A
