Answer:
1. (complete subject)<u>The students</u> (circle)<em>studied hard for the exam</em>(circle)
2. (complete subject) My grandfather (circle) loves me very much(circle)
3.(complete subject) My brother and I (circle) like to swing at the park (circle)
4.(complete subject) Kalyan and Abhinav (circle) are best friends (circle)
5. (complete subject) Avik (circle) really wanted a cycle(circle)
6. (complete subject) Meena (circle) looked out of the window to check the sky(circle)
7. (complete subject) The dolphins (circle) swam freely in the ocean(circle)
8. (complete subject) The IPL team (circle) went traveling(circle)
9. (complete subject) Jeet (circle) took his book back to his friend (circle)
10 (complete subject) Sumita (circle) painted her rooms green and red (circle)
2. Circle the simple subject and underline the simple predicate
1. (simple subject) Shruti (underline) typed on the computer keyboard(underline)
2. (simple subject) The beautiful lady (underline) looked at herself in the mirror(underline)
3. (simple subject) The teacher (underline) wrote the lesson on the board (underline)
4. (simple subject) We ( underline) meet with out friends at the coffee shop(underline)
5. (simple subject) Tina (underline) was tired of going up the hill (underline)
Explanation:
Answer: Ethos
Explanation: Ethos simply means character. In relation to the context above, Ethos is the emotion or character exhibited in a speaker's word or utterance or in a writer's book which is meant to appease or persuade the listeners or readers.
In the excerpt above, the speaker is aiming to persuade his followers using emotional utterances in his speech. Ethos is essential in all forms of persuasive write up. It is also used to convey empathy and morals either through writing or verbally such as public speaking.
