Catastrophy, emergency, dilemma, disaster, change.
<span>Peripeteia seems to be the answer from what i can gather from my Brit lit class.</span>
After reading the sentence carefully, we can identify the problem in it as being the following among the answer choices:
C. Shift in point of view.
- A shift in point of view occurs when we tell something from two different perspectives.
- For example, take a look at the sentence below:
<u>"I visited the museum because you can always relax at an art exhibition."</u>
- Although the sentence is not too confusing, it begins with one point of view, "I", and changes to another, "you".
- That is what happens in the sentence we are analyzing here.
- Who goes to a baseball game? The audience. But all of a sudden, the speaker is talking about the players.
- Of course, the players will be there. But they are not "going" to the game, they are playing it.
- Thus, there was shift from one perspective, "the audience", to another, "the players".
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Answer:
Bandwagon
Explanation:
The word "bandwagon" is used to refer to an activity that is popular and something that everyone does. So, bandwagon propaganda is propaganda that tries to convince you to do something because you want to be like everybody else. It's sort of like peer pressure.
