Definition of Pathos - "An appeal to the emotions of the audience."<span>
Ex. of Pathos - Animal Shelter commercials show sad dogs and cats, people taking care of them, and play 'In the Arms of An Angel' by Sarah McLachlan, all while some lady is talking over it softly yet desperately to get you to donate to the shelter.</span>
I think ( D ) is the best answer because it clearely shows your feelings about the subject and make the listener eger to follow you
Answer:
to persuade the audience to share the writer's point of view
Explanation:
The writer's goal is to persuade the reader to agree and adopt the point of view he is presenting in the text. We can see this when he reinforces the idea of the importance of deciding what will be done with the available 20 acres of space and how it is even more important that this space be used for the good of the population, for the generation of jobs and the strengthening of the city, even if this decision is not easy to make. In other words, he reinforces that this unoccupied space must not remain empty, but rather be used to bring about improvements in the population. This point of view is publicized to attract supporters who agree with what the author thinks.
A poetic device is a tool that serves different purposes in a poem. Some of them are ornamental, some enhance the meaning of the poem and others add to its rhyme and lyricism. The most common poetic devices are alliteration, repetition, metaphor, simile, personification, etc.
