Answer:
D.
Explanation:
While both B. and D. have a certain appeal to pathos, it is D. that most clearly appeals to the emotions and sentiments of the listeners and/or readers. B. refers to the illusion of aislation and to the task that has to be taken on, but it is more an appeal to the sense of duty.
D. is more more somber and appeals to the emotions by describing dark times and difficult days ahead. It then goes on to mention the almost universal support of the majority of the human race.
1. A) A leader is stepping down from his position.
This is evident has Napoleon states "<span>I go, but you, my friends, will continue to serve France." He is leaving his position but his guard will continue to stay, so the text evokes a certain farewell speech where he thanks his soldiers for his service while he was their leader.
2. C) Napoleon spent twenty years with his army.
This can be drawn from the direct statement "</span><span>For twenty years I have constantly accompanied you on the road to honor and glory. " He does not make any mention of the French citizens nor does he give any indication they betrayed their leader, as they fought for twenty years and forged a strong bond.</span>
Answer:
a long or roundabout route that is taken to avoid something or to visit somewhere along the way.
"he had made a detour to a cafe"
Explanation:
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Sorry I’m just doing a Challenge
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