By telling them about the place to stay, warmth, and
good food, Tubman is appealing to which thetorical
appeal?
Use the highlighter to identify language used to
motivate,
She had told them about the place where they would stay,
promising warmth and good food, holding these things
out to them as an incentive to keep going
--Harriet Tubman, Conductor on the
Underground Railroad, Ann Petry
O logos
pathos
O ethos
the metorical triangle
Answer:
Pathos
Explanation:
By promising warmth and good food and telling them about the place they would stay, and using it as an incentive to keep them going, Harriet Tubman used <u>pathos</u> to motivate the escaping slaves through her Underground Railroad.
Pathos is a quality that evokes pity or sadness.
The story, which seems to be about several characters finding their identity within themselves, uses these elements to express the plot and its moral. The conflict and resolution between Squeaky and other characters (sorry, havent read the book, just a quick summary) shows the growth of her character (and if anyone else had conflicts and resolutions, its growth for them too). Its the characters way of finding their maturity, and learning how to handle their problems, and having the experience after dealing with them. Also, both the dialouge and their behavior towards certain actions or words can also show us the characters progression and growth, and can give us a bit of insight as to where the character stands in the beginning, and how they find themselves and their true calling and identity in the end.
hope this helps!
The answer would be <span>D.A fact about the number of endangered species that are protected and helped to reproduce young while living in zoos.</span>
1. [neither] the black [nor] the gray dress one looks right on me.
2. he [and] his brother both are wrong.
3. he is very smart [so] always first in class.
4. we are very rich because a hard work of my father.
5. it's very hot but good for health
