Question

How did Roosevelt appeal to his audience in this excerpt? A. He tried to convince his audience to support the war by creating an emotional response. B. He used logic to persuade his audience with reasons that they must support the war. C. He appealed to ethics by convincing his audience of his character to get them to support the war. D. He used allusion to convince his audience that going to war was the only way to save the nation.

Answer 1

The excerpt was not included. To help you answer the question, you need to understand that the rhetorical appeals that we have include ethos, pathos, and ethos. Allusion refers to the reference to something popular to make a person have a recollection and understanding of the speaker's point.

• After your reading of the text, your answer will be A if Roosevelt used words that appealed to pity, or emotions.

• If he used facts, history, and statistics to support his point, then B will be right. If he referenced an authority on the subject, then C is right.

• If he made an allusion to someone, something, or a popular event, then option D will be chosen.

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Answer 2

Answer:

A.

He tried to convince his audience to support the war by creating an emotional response.

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