If this passage were using emotional appeals to persuade readers of the importance of "building green," which would be an exampl
e of an emotional appeal? A) Green buildings reuse water, they can also reduce the amount of water they need.
B) One of the most attractive things about green buildings is that they are more aesthetically pleasing
C) Green building use less energy than other non-greens building due, primarily through the use of solar power.
D) People who care about the earth and want their children to have a world in which they can live and breathe will pursue green building.
D) People who care about the earth and want their children to have a world in which they can live and breathe will pursue green building.
Explanation:
An emotional appeal can include the state or an opinion that can contain adverbs or adjectives connected to cause an emotional atmosphere or a view that is referred to as the perspective that includes the future of the Earth or the next generations. The importance of "building green" is significant for the future and the example must contain the perspective that includes what are benefits and how is this connected to mankind. An emotional appeal must cause sympathy or stronger feelings so the readers pay attention to this very important topic.
Activists of all stripes have at least this much in common: they can use a variety of strategies—resolutions, boycotts, and buzz, among others—to insert their issue into corporate agendas and public debates.
