Answer:
The topic of the paragraph is wartime and the theme is that those who choose to participate in war are selfish people who show very little compassion for human life.
Explanation:
The general starts the paragraph by saying he wanted an ideal animal to hunt, and upon further questioning by the speaker, reveals that the parameters he believes are ideal are that it is an animal that has courage, is cunning, and must be able to reason. As humans are the only animal that can reason, the general is basically stating that he treats human life just as a hunter treats its prey, to be killed for no reason other than sport. The author wants the reader to understand that those who make a conscious decision to become involved in wartime affairs functionally do so simply to kill others for enjoyment, as is shown by the general's reasoning for becoming a general.
<span>Identification and magnification are two techniques of epideictic speech. The correct answer is True. Epideictic Speech is also known as ceremonial oratory or praise and blame rhetoric. It is one of the three branches of rhetoric that is outlined in Aristotle's Rhetoric.</span>
Answer:
1. entertain
2. entertain
3. inform
4. persuade
5. inform
6. inform
7. persuade
8. entertain
9. inform
10. persuade
Explanations:
Pursuade means to have somebody believe something that someone may not believe in.
Inform means it has factual information.
Entertain means to make you laugh or somthing fun to read, fantasy.