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C). Obama uses logical evidence, since it is reasonable to state that refugees want homes of their own
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E). Obama uses anecdotal evidence, since he shares a personal experience he has had with a refugee.
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The authors employ a variety of evidences to support and substantiate their claim in order to establish its credibility before the readers and gain their acceptance.
In the given speech, the United States president employs <u>logical evidence</u> by stating that refugees want homes of their own reasonably as they have been 'surviving on rations and aids till now' which helps in logically substantiating his claim that the issue of child-refugee needs attention and address in order to fix it permanently. He further employs <u>anecdotal evidence</u> by relating his personal experience with the refugee that helps gain audience's emotions of sympathy and concern over the issue(as they suffered unspeakable abuse...they pray..someone rescue them form torment'). Thus, these evidence not only support his claim but also elicits intended response from the audience. Therefore, <u>options C and E</u> are the correct answers.
D just because if she takes time to take notes she can support her response or arguement very well
Winterbourne calls her a trifle, and she admits it. He advises her that people don't appreciate flirting in Italy, and she says that she and Giovanelli aren't flirting; they are close friends. Winterbourne says moderately about the two being in love, and Daisy blushes and takes offense. She calls he reflect disagreeably.
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Stike (v) To hit somebody or something
Strike(n) An organized work stoppage by employees, generally members of a trade union.
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