In the excerpt from the Declaration of Independence, the writer uses pathos as a rhetorical appeal. Thus, option A pathos is the rhetorical device used in the text.
<h3>What is pathos?</h3>
Pathos is one of the rhetorical appeals that are used in essays and articles to influence and convince the audience and readers by using certain terminologies that surge emotional feelings and connections.
The words tyranny, death, barbarous ages, desolation, and perfidy are used to provoke emotional appeal and thoughts in the readers. They are used deliberately in the text to evoke anger, pity, fear, and shame.
The passage does not use logos as no logical appeal is made. On the other hand, inductive and deductive logic is not rhetorical appeals.
Therefore, option A. pathos is used in the text.
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Miep feels that way because she is shocked and disappointed by the day's events, as shown in the second answer option.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Miep is scared and upset that Nazi officers have found the Franks' hideout and may be taking them to concentration camps.
- She has dedicated herself so much to helping the Franks and they know they are good people and so she feels very sad and apprehensive about everything that is going on.
- Her feelings were so intense about the arrival of the officers that she couldn't focus on anything, without even noticing the day going by.
In short, Miep was very affected by the arrival of the Nazi officers and the events of the day they arrived.
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A thesis statement must always MAKE AN ASSERTION TO BE PROVEN BY THE BODY OF THE TEXT.
It can come either at the beginning of the introduction or at the end of it.
<span>Some persuasive techniques that Martin Luther
King Jr. used in the “I have an dream”
speech are persuasiveness that everyone can be friends or partners in society
without one being less important than the others. King relies on rhetorical strategies such as analogies, parallelism
and restatement to help persuade his audience. :p:) </span>
