Read the passage from Of the Wisdom of the Ancients.For
Venus excites the general appetite of conjunction and procreation;
Cupid, her son, applies the appetite to an individual object. From Venus
therefore comes the general disposition, from Cupid the more exact
sympathy.
Which statement best describes how the author structures the passage?
He uses logos to convince the reader of his point.
He uses pathos to engage the reader emotionally.
He uses positive connotations to amuse the reader.
He uses negative connotations to frighten the readerLog in to add comment
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the passage from Of the Wisdom of the Ancients.
For Venus excites the general appetite of conjunction and procreation;
Cupid, her son, applies the appetite to an individual object. From Venus
therefore comes the general disposition, from Cupid the more exact
sympathy.
Which statement best describes how the author structures the passage?
He uses logos to convince the reader of his point.
He uses pathos to engage the reader emotionally.
He uses positive connotations to amuse the reader.
He uses negative connotations to frighten the reader.See answers (2)4.8/543solarsxasked 08/08/2017Help!
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Steadily, inevitably came a brilliant line, came a thin edge of
intolerable effulgence that took a circular shape, became a bow, became a
blazing sceptre, and hurled a shaft of heat at us as though it was a
spear.
How does the author’s choice of words affect the reader’s view of outer
space?
The negative connotation of the words in the passage signals the danger
that the characters face.
The positive connotation of the words in the passage causes the reader
to view the moon with awe.
The positive connotation of the words in the passage implies that the
men will experience an adventure on the moon.
The author uses a pattern of jumbled thoughts to express the confusion
Mr. Bedford feels as he observes the sun.See answers (1)jakepeavy70asked 11/01/2018Which
of the following statements best explains how Douglass uses objectivity
in this passage to convey his perspective? A. He avoids bias by
specifying the seasons without actually mentioning the temperature. B.
He uses pathos by referring to his hunger, which appeals to the reader's
emotions. C. He simply lists the things that the author did not have,
thus avoiding sentimentality. D. He uses formal word choices, such as
"suffered much," to establish his credibility.See answers (2)4.9/534New questions in EnglishWhat happens in chapter 10 of Animal Farm?. A halfhearted response to the appeal for donations How do you read blank verse?What is the effect of blank verse?What is blank verse give an example?
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