Answer: D) Jean Nouvel.
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Answer: B) Pathos (appeal to emotion).
Answer: A) Ethos
Answer: C) Pragmatic competence.
Answer: C) Credibility
Answer: A) Internal
Answer: C) Propaganda
Answer: C) Radial form.
Answer: B) Nonjudgmental
Answer: A) A technique that uses fear to persuade the audience to take action.
Answer: A) Proxemics
Answer: D) Serious
Answer: A) Idiom
Answer: A) Characters
Answer: A) Man vs. Self.
Answer: A) Diagrams
Answer: A) Loaded Language.
Answer: B) Intensity
Answer: B) Mood
Answer: A) Using positive words, images, and ideas to suggest that a product is also positive.
Answer: A) Hyperbole
Answer: B) Pathos
Answer: B) Character vs. Nature.
Answer: B) Appeals
Answer: A) Testimonial
Answer: C) Suspense
Answer: B) Indirect characterization.
Answer: C) Static Character.
Answer: C) Avant Garde.
Answer: C) Criticize
Answer: A) Loaded Diction.
Answer: B) Persuasive
Answer: A) Passive
Answer: B) Man vs. society.
Answer: A) Couplets
Answer: C) False cause.
Answer: D) The effect of a sign on someone who reads or comprehends it.
Answer: C) A mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound arguments.
Answer: A) Argument by emotive language.
Answer: A) Appeal to authority.
Answer: B) Nationalism
Answer: A) The author's attitude toward the subject.
Answer: B) Appeal to Authority.
Answer: A) Stanzas and stanza size.
Answer: A) Logos
Answer: A) Red Herring.
Answer: A) A blending of the senses (e.g., seeing numbers as colors).
Answer: B) Effects on Others.
Answer: A) Protagonist
Answer: A) Interpretation
Answer: A) Tone shift.
Answer: D) Types of Poems.
Answer: D) Essay
Answer: B) Dailogue
Answer: D) Circular Reasoning.
Answer: A) Post Hoc.
Answer: C) Logos
Answer: A) Conquistadors