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Pathos
Which audience appeal does Hirohito most clearly use in this excerpt?
Ethos and Logos
Who was the British leader in WW2?
The Prime Minister at the start was Neville Chamberlain he was replaced shortly before Dunkirk by Winston Churchill.
Why does Churchill most likely raise questions about the sense and necessity of continuing the war?
He wants to address the same questions that his audience is thinking about.
Who was the prime minister of britain during most of world war 2?
The Prime Minister of Britain during World War II was Winston Churchill.
Whose stance against Hitler was most significant in mobilizing the allied powers?
Winston Churchill
Which audience appeal does Churchill most clearly use here?
Ethos
Which audience appeal does Hirohito most clearly use in this excerpt?
Ethos and Logos
when Stalin refers to the number of Soviet troops ready to fight, what audience appeal was he most clearly using?
Logos
When Stalin uses inflammatory language to describe the enemy which audience appeal is he most clearly using?
Pathos!
Which example most clearly uses pathos to make an appeal?
An account of a tornado sweeping through a small town
Which audience would be most moved by this of appeal?
The answer is Parents of teenagers.
What time is Churchill most clearly using?
I cannot answer this question.
Which audience would be most moved by this type of appeal?
The answer is Parents of teenagers.
Which passage most clearly uses a pathos appeal?
And in the difficult hours of this day - through dark days that may be yet to come - we will know that the vast majority of the members of the human race are on our side.
If Stalin wanted to appear to be a peaceful leader which audience appeal would most like be effective?
Ethos
Which sentence most clearly uses a pathos appeal?
How can you sit there while these poor parrots have their habitats destroyed?
How does Wiesel most clearly try to persuade the audience in this passage?
buy a pilling to the emotions of the audience
