Answer:
A. Thoreau uses rhetorical questions to evoke the reader's response.
Explanation:
"Resistance to Civil Disobedience" is an essay also known as 'Civil Disobedience.' The essay is a written form of lecture given by Henry David Thoreau in January, 1848, before the Concord Lyceum audience.
<u>The essay was written after Thoreau spent one night in jail on the charge for refusing to pay the poll tax. In July, 1846.</u>
<u>In the given passage, Thoreau has used the rhetorical question to evoke the reader's response. To force them to think about their beliefs on government. By using the rhetorical question device, Thoreau is urging his reader to brain storm their thinking and to respond to his questions about their belief on government</u>.
Thus the correct answer is option A.
Answer:
- Elaborative.
Explanation:
Elaborative rehearsal is illustrated as the memorization method that helps intense thinking to link the information that is already fed, to the long-term memory. It helps to think about the information one wants to memorize by affiliating it to something more productive and boosts long-term memory. In the given situation, Homer is repeating the information and attempting to remember it conveniently by deeply thinking and affiliating it to previous information. Thus, '<u>elaborative rehearsal</u>' is the answer as Homer is trying to transfer the information he gained to the long term memory by affiliating it to previous knowledge and making it more constructive.
Sorry for wasting your time but I had to find a question that had both spots available. So that the other person can ACTUALLY answer.
I found this on a trip
Again sorry for time waste
