The answer is B, because if you were to try and see both sides of shop lifting it would still seem wrong, and you wouldn't say that finishing college was easy and that you didn't have to try and option D just doesn't really make sense. And it is true that you could think all students should be required to volunteer in their community but just as easily you could think that they shouldn't have to. Both sides have good points for this argument.
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Be well rested so you can do your best.
I’d say the first one because in the text it said they worked hard to build a life and in the answer in said worked hard. In the text it says soon gained status and in the answer it says quickly. It seems to be the best one in my opinion because it talks about them gaining status unlike the other ones who just talk about the impact on other farmers.
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By 1164, tensions were at an all-time high and, in October, Becket was summoned to appear before the King's council and ordered to forfeit all his personal property. He refused to accept the terms of his punishment and, fearing further repercussions from the king, he fled to France.
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Answer and Explanation:
The rhetorical triangle is a diagram in the form of a triangle that where each edge represents one of the rhetorical elements of aristoteles, pathos, logos and ethos. This triangle shows how these three elements must be interconnected within a discourse.
We can use an example of a rhetorical triangle in Kennedy's inaugural speech, where he uses pathos to evoke the emotional side of his audience, expressing his commitment to the nation, the responsibility that the country has as a powerful nation and the country's commitment to smaller nations. He uses ethos to show that his actions will be aimed at social welfare, within the norms and moral values preached in the country as correct. He also uses logos, to show how nations must be allied with the USA in order to prosper, to have aid and not to generate conflicts and wars that only bring sadness.
The rhetoric triangle is attached.