Pathos because it engages in the readers emotions. It cannot be Ethos because it does not show how the narrator's or writer's are a good character.It is not Claim or Counterclaim because it is not the main argument or the opposing argument. It is not Logos because it doesn't appeal to reason, common sense, general knowledge, or scientific research. So it has to be B) Pathos.
Prefix - n/a
Root - symmetri
Cal - suffix
The answer is A, when using information from crowd-sources sources like Wikipedia, because that is public domain.
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Answer: the fire men burn books and don’t put out fires so the fires at night always get more attention
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