A. To compel the audience to think about the actions of anarchists.
Explanation:
Hypophora is a rhetoric device through which the author poses a question before the readers. Gandhi was a great preacher who had a deep influence on his readers. In this excerpt from his <u>"Banaras Hindu University Speech"</u>, <em>Gandhi employs hypophora to enforce the readers to think about the actions of anarchists. He asks "Is killing honorable?" and interrogates that how far is it justified and straight away denies it. He replies to this question by negating the efforts of bomb-thrower anarchists that he founds to be 'misdirected zeal'. He indicates the consequences of these actions as they fear to come out in open </em>and suggests rather an alternative to ousting Englishmen if it would be significant to 'salvation of India'.
<span>Assuming this question is referencing "A Talk to Teachers" in his first two paragraphs Baldwin assumes the role of a wise teacher and establishes the relationship of teacher to parent. His Ethos is established by making reference to historical events and sharing common opinions with his audience.</span>
