In his speech about drunk driving, David told a story about three of his friends who died in a drunk driving accident. He went i
nto detail about how they had been partying, how they insisted on driving, and how their lives ended when they crashed into tree in the middle of the night. What kind of supporting material did David use in his speech?
David is giving a persuasive speech, that menas he is trying to convince or persuade his audience to do or don't do something. In this case, he probably wants to stop people from driving after drinking alcohol. To accomplish his objective, he is recurring to anecdotal evidence. That is, evidence taken out of real life events that support the author's point of view, he tells it as a short story emphasizing on the most important things that will help him make his point. By doing this, the audience can relate this events to their lifes, feeling empathic, knowing that this accidents can happen to anyone, therefore taking action in order to avoid them. We can see David is appealing to pathos, or emotions, to make a deeper impact.
D. The deer was not able to pick up the scent of the author.
Explanation:
The whole sentence reads
"The wind must have been right, because he kept on browsing the mossy ground." The deer kept on browsing the mossy ground because it did not pick up the scent of the man. Otherwise, it would have run away.
