Answer: The right answer is the B) The art of storytelling.
Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that a noun phrase must, by definition, be formed at least by a noun (plus its modifiers, if it is accompanied by any). None of the other phrases include a noun, but verbs and a conjunction (as soon as). "The art of storytelling" functions as the object of the verb "has been interested." It is formed by a noun, "the art," and a postmodifier, "of storytelling," which is a prepositional phrase.
By following the essential elements of persuasion,
<em>Logos</em> is an statement used to persuade by means of logic and reason, thus,
1. Logos: "<em>Studies show that schools with music programs have a 30 percent higher rate of graduation than schools without music programs"</em>
<em>Pathos</em>, the seek of the audience emotions in order to convince, therefore
2.Pathos: <em>"Music has the ability to feed the soul"</em>
<em>Ethos</em>, or the use of arguments built on the credibility of the author, so,
3.Ethos: <em>"It is my belief that music education instills a sense of confidence and discipline in students they would not otherwise receive" </em>
All of it or just a specific part
Answer:
Crito was there to try to persuade Socrates to escape from the prison where he is awaiting execution.
Explanation:
Socrates was accused of "corrupting the young" and "impiety" by the people of Athens and kept imprisoned awaiting execution by Hemlock poisoning. One of his friends, Crito, a rich wealthy Athenian visits him the day before he was to be killed. He had already bribed the guards and even made ready a boat for his escape to another town. But Socrates refused, saying that even though his charge wasn't right, he doesn't have to pay back evil for evil, in his case wrong for wrong. "Two wrongs doesn't make a right". Injustice should not be answered with injustice. So, he'll happily accept the verdict of the people of Athens and be executed.
