Which of the following persuasive techniques does Mary Fisher use in her speech?


presenting an appeal to pity
reinforcing existing beliefs and laws
shaping attitudes by presenting reliable evidence- ethos
presenting unsupported claims

Answer:

presenting an appeal to pity

Explanation:

According to AIDS activist Mary Fisher's "Whisper of Aids", she made use of different literary techniques such as metaphor, logos, antithesis and most importantly pathos to get people to join the movement against the silence of aids by people.

Therefore, according to the available options, the correct answer is option A, presenting an appeal to pity (pathos)

By changing 3 LETTERS in the word "shadow" form a word that completes the sentence.

Can you see a shadow reflected in a ______

Read this sentence from the essay:

First, the plesiosaur is an air breather. Such a creature would need to surface often and, therefore, be seen more frequently.

Based on the text, what does the word frequently mean?

Giving more and stronger confidence

Going from one place to another

Happening often or repeatedly

Visiting or dropping by briefly