Answer:
A
Explanation:
It's not D, that's Logos. It's not C, that's Pathos. B is also Logos. A is the only option. As a reminder, ethos is like ethics. Think of what ha to do with morals. That's ethos.
<span>D("Master Tibeats" said I, looking him boldly in the face, "I will not." )I was about to say something further in justification, but with concentrated vengeance, he sprang upon me, seizing me by the throat with one hand, raising the whip with the other, in the act of striking. Before the blow descended, however, I had caught him by the collar of the coat, and drawn him closely to me. E(Reaching down, I seized him by the ankle, and pushing him back with the other hand, he fell over on the ground.)
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Answer:
By combining sentences 4 and 5 with the transition word "so"
Explanation:
The best way to revise the paragraph to connect ideas is by combining sentences 4 and 5 with the transition word "so"
The sentence where there is a dangling modifier is the first one - A) Arriving ten minutes late, the store was closed for the night.
It is dangling because it doesn't refer to anybody - the way it is incorrectly written, it would seem that the store arrived ten minutes late, and not a person.