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The Art of Rhetoric in Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address Answers

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Identify the type of rhetorical appeal used in each phrase.

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“With malice toward none, with charity for all”::ethos
“To bind up the nation’s wounds”::pathos
“Achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace”::pathos
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Identify the type of rhetorical appeal used in each phrase.

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“With malice toward none, with charity for all”::ethos
“To bind up the nation’s wounds”::pathos
“Achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace”::pathos
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logos✔ pathosethos

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logos
B
✔ pathos
C
ethos
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logos✔ pathosethos

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logos
B
✔ pathos
C
ethos
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What does Lincoln wish to do through this final sentence of the speech?

A
leave the listener feeling sad and hopeless
B
cause the listener to feel angry about the length of the unwinnable war
C
stir up emotions about the lives lost in the war and encourage the listener to help end it
D
make the listener blame the South for the ongoing violence
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How do the words in this passage support Lincoln’s goal to unify the nation?

A
Lincoln’s words replace blame with shared fears and hopes of all citizens.
B
Lincoln’s words encourage the divided nation to fight for what they believe is right.
C
Lincoln’s words antagonize the divided nation to continue in their battle.
D
Lincoln’s words create a sense of hopelessness, since the war will never end.

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