Answer:an appeal to emotion
Choices for the answer are: an appeal to emotion
an appeal to ethics
an appeal to the author's character
an appeal to logic
Explanation: Anaya appeals to one's own emotions when she state things that will actual move the person emotionally such as "To learn to read is to start down the road of liberation, a road which should be accessible to everyone."
She want peole to be given freedom to read and want those who forbids the to feel or sympathize atleast with what this is like to those who are not given a chance to read.
Leaphorn does not trust O'Malley
According to Laphron, O'Malley possess the character that is had by typical Federal agencies' employees, acting only like a loyal servant for the big man upstairs.
But Lephron does not let his opinion to intervene with the quality in any of his works, but he seems to can't be fully truthful to O'Malley
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This quote demonstrates her desire to not be underestimated by the men. The reader derives that Amelia Earhart is concerened about her limited experience as an aviator and has to go to extra measures to gain respect.
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The excerpt from Part 3 of The Odyssey that is cited properly in MLA style is: "They scrambled to their places by the rowlocks / and all in line dipped oars in the gray sea" (Homer 6-7).
