Identify the rhetorical appeal used in each example. The money to provide a free college education to everyone has to come from somewhere. Our already-overtaxed public university systems would be flooded with new students, many of whom would be underprepared.

Answer:

1;logos,pathos

explanation:

Logos and pathos are the two rhetorical appeals used in the examples given above.

Rhetorical appeals can also be regarded as the qualitative elements which are a part of the argument or the statement. The rhetorical appeals help in making the arguments persuasive.

Logos is a rhetorical appeal which deals with development of logic in an argument; whereas, the pathos develop a feeling of anger in an argument.  

Hence, the rhetorical appeal in the statements are as aforementioned.

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To give our opinion on the piece of literature we read.
To find deeper meaning in the literary work
To help us understand essential truths about human nature.
To look at human nature from a different perspective
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Which is the best evidence for a claim supporting mandatory school uniforms?
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School uniforms violate a student's right to freedom of expression.
School uniforms might possibly diminish social barriers between students.
School uniforms can be a financial burden for some families.

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istening to him, I would have you
the greatness of Athens, until you
her; and when you are impressed
reflect that this empire has been
heir duty and had the courage to do
had the fear of dishonor always
ever they failed in an enterprise,
to be lost to their country, but freely
Fairest offering which they could
• use evidence from both speeches
• avoid over-relying on one speech
Your written response should be in the form of a multi-
paragraph informational essay,
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Explain how Volta's discovery led to Oersted's
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Select ALL of the following sentences with CORRECT subject-verb agreement.

A

Dolphins live in bodies of salt water.
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B

The wall have two windows.

C

Art classes helps Donna develop her skills.

D

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The Parthenon.


Parthenon, high on a hill, catches the first light of morning. The carvers wanted the sight of that golden light washing across the horse and a line of other gods to be unforgettable. And so they coaxed the images of their gods out of the marble with such tenderness that they gave the world an example of ideal beauty. Each figure is as calm and as refined as our minds can imagine. They are so noble and quiet that they do seem godly and perfect companions for the noble, quiet temple.


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(B) "the sight of that golden light washing across the horse and a line of other gods to be unforgettable"

(C) "Parthenon, high on a hill, catches the first light of morning."

(D) "they gave the world an example of ideal beauty"

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One of the themes developed in this passage is related to the
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A Life on the Ocean Wave

by Epes Sargent


A life on the ocean wave,

A home on the rolling deep,

Where the scattered waters rave,

And the winds their revels keep!

5 Like an eagle caged, I pine

On this dull, unchanging shore:

Oh! give me the flashing brine,

The spray and the tempest's roar!


Once more on the deck I stand

10 Of my own swift-gliding craft:

Set sail! farewell to the land!

The gale follows fair abaft.

We shoot through the sparkling foam

Like an ocean-bird set free;—

15 Like the ocean-bird, our home

We'll find far out on the sea.


The land is no longer in view,

The clouds have begun to frown;

But with a stout vessel and crew,

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And the song of our

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