The Kings used facts, examples, direct quotations and personal experiences, he also used Rhetorical questions, parallelism, loaded language
Explanation:
- The King chooses the word crippled in place of "held back" gives an example of using loaded language
- The King had been humble and precise in his language which is about the war in Vietnam and the struggle I and others have been facing in America.
- King also justifies that why he is speaking out against the Vietnam war. He also adds the following;
- Kings talks about Nobel Peace Prize winner.
- he also says that he is Christian minister.
- he also stand with the poor.
- in-short, the king's word with positive connotation has a great impact on its people.
It's a tricky one but I will go for "appositive". Because;
•it adds information about Kim's choice or explains it,
•it's placed between commas
• it's a nonessential appositive because if you removed it the meaning of the sentence would still be clear.
Hope that helps..
Answer:
OK thank you for the warning ⚠
Answer:
A. Common types of characters
