Answer:
The correct answer is <u>A</u>: emotion
Explanation:
In this passage, the speaker uses emotion to describe what happened with his kitten, called Butterscotch. This type of rhetorical appeal is called pathos and it is based on the audience's emotions.
The speaker tries to appeal to the audience to vaccinate their pets, in order to save their lives from lethal and contagious diseases. Therefore, he tells a sad story about his kitten and highlights the importance of the vaccination.
1. The correct answer here is A that is Agreement.
An agreement in the business somewhat differs from its use in an ordinary circumstances. Agreement usually means understanding between two people but in business it is a negotiable thing and it has legal consequences. So if someone violates the agreement they can be persecuted or the agreement can be ended.
2. The correct answer here A that is the genuineness of assent.
For a contract to be valid both parties must willingly, clearly and completely accept the contract. There must not be any threatening and the contract must not be signed under duress. If the contract is a result of duress of one party the contract may be made void.
3. The correct answer here is A that is sue for breach of contract.
A contract between two parties does not have to be written as it can be both implied and oral. Here we have an oral contract between Nadia and her brother Paul. They orally agreed on a deal. The thing here is that oral agreements are also enforceable and people can sue the same way they would sue for a breach of a written contract.
4. The correct answer here is B that is the assignment.
In the field of law a party the assignor can transfer its rights a someone else who is termed the assignee. This is often used in the banking world as well in the world of real state. Here the rights in the contract also the benefits can be transferred in accordance to established and existing rules.
5. The correct answer here is C that is the incidental beneficiary.
An incidental beneficiary is a person who indirectly benefited from an agreement of other parties in this case Maria and the tree-removal service. The incidental beneficiary is not the who was intended to benefit but he did nevertheless. The more banal example would be a grandchild experiencing benefits of a deal his grandparents made that can be used by the entire family.
In Act III, Scene II, of "Julius Caesar", by William Shakespeare, the excerpt from Brutus speech that is an appeal to logos is: "Had you rather Caesar were living and die all slaves, than that Caesar were dead, to live all free men? " Here Brutus is appealing to logos, that means he is appealing to his audience's logical side. He is saying that they would die as slaves if Caesar had been alive.
