B. adverb clause
Only one of the sentences contain an adverbial clause. I lay out the explanations below.
<span>(A) NO ADVERBIAL CLAUSE. "Where I could get some coffee" is part of a reported speech. </span>
<span>(B) NO ADVERBIAL CLAUSE. "What she pointed out" is a noun clause. </span>
(C) NO ADVERBIAL CLAUSE. "How to invest my money" is the direct object of know; hence, it's a noun clause.
<span>(D) </span>"Where they can find food easily"<span> is an example of an adverbial clause. It is an adverb of place, answering the question: Where do most animals thrive?</span>
To persuade listeners to agree that it is important to have more diverse judges
I woke up in my body, I realized that a gummy pink substance has been plastered onto me. I asked myself what this might be used for and how it got here. I was lifted by a set of sticky fingers. I heard a girl scream “I found my pencil”. I was flipped upside down and rubbed against a piece of paper. The words began to disappear and the girl smiled. I realized that my duty from now on would be much more than writing down love stories and letters, now I could fix the mistakes of whoever got ahold of me.
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Logos- logical appeal (numbers, statistics, facts)
<u>Example</u>: You should buy our toothpaste because it kills 50% more germs than the leading brand of toothpaste!
<u>Explanation</u>: The "50%" makes the audience feel that there is evidence to support the claim that this toothpaste is reliable and a good brand.
Ethos- ethical appeal (using credibility to support and idea/claim/product, etc.)
<u>Example</u>: Dr. Martinez, a leading doctor from Harvard University, recommends this product!
<u>Explanation</u>: The fact that this person has a "Dr." and graduated from Harvard makes people believe that she is credible. It isn't just anybody endorsing this product.
Pathos- an emotional appeal (makes people feel sad, thoughtful, energetic, etc.)
<u>Example</u>: See this puppy with no love, locked up in a cage? You should come down to Snuggles A Lot to adopt him right away!
<u>Explanation</u>: This makes people feel sad for this poor, unloved puppy and (hopefully) makes them feel like they should visit and adopt a pet.
I don't see any numbers/statistics in this speech (logos) or and ethical appeal (ethos), so I would say you should probably go with pathos (emotional appeal).
Hopefully this helps! let me know if you need anything else.
The sentence "The sonnet form was invented in Italy and then adopted by English poets", "Sonnets are a kind of poetry", "The two types of sonnets are English (Shakespearean) and Italian (Petrarchan)", and "Shakespeare’s sonnets frequently focus on love and romance" are true. These answers are based on the Sonnet' history. Sonnet was originated<span> from Italy.</span>
