Question

1. Five years ago, this city was on the verge of bankruptcy. Five years ago,

corruption was rampant. We were a sinking ship. But we got past that. We survived.

We repaired our ship and made it seaworthy again, and now five years later I speak

to you as the mayor of a vibrant, prosperous city. This is your city and I am your

mayor

A.

B.

charged language:

analogy

parallelism:

repetition:

C.

D.

Answer 1

charged language: This is your city and I am your mayor

analogy: We were a sinking ship.

parallelism: We repaired our ship and made it seaworthy again,

repetition: parallelism

Step-by-step explanation:

The loaded language can be observed in sentences that have words with strong meaning and implications that are used to persuade the audience through emotion, logic or ethics.

The analogy occurs when a sentence presents a subjunctive comparison between objects that are not similar, but that can impose a meaning on each other.

Parallelism is observed when two clauses are placed next to each other and have the same structure and the same meaning, or have a sequence of meanings that are completed.

Repetition can be observed in sentences that repeat words in a short time to reinforce their meaning.