Answer:
Ethos, pathos and logos are used by Anna in her commentary by claiming her reference to what historians said about America, and how people faced discrimination and by stating facts about it.
Explanation:
"A Quilt of a Country" is a commentary written by Anna Quindlen, after the terror attacks of September 11, 2001. In her essay commentary, she had used the persuasive mode of Ethos (appeal to authority or character) by supporting her claim with reference to what historian Daniel Boorstin wrote about the nation of America. He says that the United States is the only country in the world which is not build on someone's image. And uses this statement to define that why she thinks that America is like so, because it was built like a quilt "bit-by-bit".
Then, she uses pathos (appeal to emotions) by stating that how America had faced many problems of discrimination but still stood as a one nation during the time of emergency.
And lastly, she used logos (appeal to logic) by stating facts and by giving references to historical occurrences in the US.
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The irony that lies behind Fortunato's name is that the basic root word of his name is "Fortun" as in fortune, indicating luck, success or prosperity when Fortunato is the actual victim in the story of "The Cask of Amontillado."
It's up to the government. In many countries, the problem isn't so severe as others. But what most countries do is that all cigarette companies HAVE to put a picture on the cover of the packet showing the bad effects of smoking. <span>District of Columbia, American Samoa, Puerto Rico, and the </span>United States<span> Virgin Islands are a few places where smoking is completely banned from enclosed areas like restaurants. In the end, even if a country completely bans cigarettes, they won't be able to completely stop it from entering. Smugglers think of many ways to bring in illegal items from one country to another.</span>
Answer:
B) summarize the text
Explanation:
If you decide on a main idea of a text but you wouldn't include it in your summary, then the main idea isn't strong enough. The piece of the text that you find yourself focusing on most while summarizing will most likely be the main idea.
