He found his next door neighbor was funny and friendly.
Answer:
A) an appeal to emotion
Explanation:
options:
an appeal to emotion
an appeal to ethics
an appeal to the author's character
an appeal to logic
Appeal to emotion: It's an informal fallacy that involves manipulating a recipient's emotions in order to win an argument, especially when there isn't any factual evidence. This is called argumentum ad passions.
Answer:
B. Use it in the beginning or ending of the quotation.
Explanation:
An ellipsis is the use of a set of dots "..." to show an omission of a word or words from a text. Most times, the omitted words can be inferred using context clues.
Therefore, the statement that is true about using an ellipsis is option B which states that Use it in the beginning or ending of the quotation.
Answer:
A). "Crowded diner was bustling"
C). "Backlit by the noon sun"
E). "A collective gasp resounded".
Explanation:
Descriptive details are described as the details that function to evoke the readers' senses and engross them completely in the scene through sensory recreation of their experience(with these details). These details assist the readers to thoroughly enjoy and experience the content(by transporting themselves visually to the scene).
As per the question, options A, C, and E exemplify the descriptive details that the author includes to entertain the readers as the words 'bustling', 'backlit', 'gasp', 'resounded' promote the sensory detail that promotes the readers' to have sensory(involving the senses) experience and immerse them completely in the scene. It would assist them to associate themselves visually to relate to the content. Thus, <u>options A, C, and E</u> are the correct answers.
