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1)Ethos-using credibility to prove a point of view(ex. if you're a doctor someone is more willing to take health advice from you)
2)Logos-Using logic or facts to prove an argument(ex. A study done in___ says... or statistics say...)
3)Pathos-Using the emotion of your audience to your advantage(ex. the homeless dog/animal commercials that come on and use your emotions of feeling bad to get you to want to adopt)
4) it's important because knowing them will help you orve a point more effectively, this helps you in life with any argument you may have to make including if you ever become president for example to get votes
Hello. You did not inform the play to which this question refers, which makes it impossible to formulate an exact answer. However, I will try to help you in the best possible way.
A monologue is a character's speech. This speech the character makes alone because he is expressing his deepest feelings and thoughts. This promotes a broad understanding of the audience with the character's actions, because the character is showing the most intimate of his being. Usually these speeches are emotional and have a strong appeal to the feelings of the audience, the actor and the character.
C. choose an unfamiliar subject that will require research
I believe that it's good for kids to listen to any music they want. It can build them up, and possibly give them confidence. Maybe not the popular stuff going around right now that has no real purpose and all they talk about is how cool they think they are, but music with a meaning, yes. I grew up in a strict christian household and christian music never brought me up any more than my "satanic" bands did. They were always there for me when no one else was, so don't think that just because you don't like it you can take it away from them. You don't understand how much just one song can influence a person. And emo and screamo music can do that way more than popular music can.
~{Oh Mrs. Believer}
