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What type of appeal is Wiesel making by using the underlined words in the passage?--- black gates and barbed wire A. Pathos B. Rhetorical question C. Logos, D. Ethos
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What type of appeal is Wiesel making by using the underlined words in the passage?--- black gates and barbed wire 

A. Pathos B. Rhetorical question C. Logos, D. Ethos

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i believe the answer would be C or A
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Answer is A. Pathos, by using a concrete image to appeal to the audience's emotions - hope it helps
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