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-Writers create forms of <u> </u><u>Ethos, Pathos and Logos </u> in their writings as to interact with the readers and to make their writings more interesting...
- Ethos - Ethos is a Greek word meaning "character'' that is mainly used to describe certain attitudes, cultures and forms in a writing.
- Pathos - Pathos is a form of writing that helps interact with the readers' feelings '' Pitiness, sadness. . .''
- Logos - Help with the creativity of the writing and of how interesting the writing is, of how the writing positively, psychologically help with the reading.
-Writers create specific tones by using these key elements to improve and to make their writings memorable and effective.
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Answer:
The given quote sets the dark tone for the play by referring to the <em>rotten </em>state of politics in Denmark.
Explanation:
'Hamlet' is a play written by William Shakespeare. The given quote is taken from 'Hamlet', Act I, Scene IV. And spoken by Marcellus.
This quote was spoken when Hamlet follows the ghost or appartition of his deceased father, King Hamlet. After seeing Hamlet follow the appartition into the forest, Marcellus states the given quote <em>'Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.' </em>The context in which Marcellus states the quote is stating to the state that something is wrong not only in politics but the whole state.
The quote further sets the dark tone of the play by foreshadowing the darkness and rottennes that was about to take place in Denmark. The play after this event sets forth to dark phase. The presence of ghost in the state represents the fate of Denmark.
<span>C. [compulsory voting] should be implemented in the United States</span>
Answer:
I think B.Evelyn was not not familiar with the procedure
Explanation:
I think this because in this sentece is says "... was not not..." it is not sopposed to say not twice.
Just read very slowly. You are in no rush, so just take your time to properly read the words. If you don't know the old-fashioned words, you can look up the meaning, but also keep the meaning in mind as you read along slowly.
