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Read the excerpt from "Speech to National Council of Negro Women” by Condoleezza Rice. She is discussing a challenge her grandfather faced in going to college.

He made it through his first year having paid for it with his cotton, but the second year he didn’t have any more cotton, and they came and they asked him for tuition. And he said, "Well you see the problem is, I don’t have any money.” And they said, "Well, you’ll have to leave.” So he thought rather quickly and he said, "Well how are those boys going to college?” And they said, "Well, you see, they have what’s called a scholarship and if you wanted to be a Presbyterian minister then you could have a scholarship too.” And Granddaddy Rice said, "You know, that’s exactly what I had in mind.” . . . And my family has been Presbyterian and it has been college-educated ever since.

Which rhetorical appeal does Rice use in this excerpt?

ethos
imagery
logos
pathos

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The rhetorical appeal that Condoleezza Rice uses in this excerpt is Pathos. Thus, the correct option is D.

What is Rhetorical appeal?

The rhetorical appeal may be defined as the standard way of articulating how you operate diverse approaches to convince someone.

The context of this story by Condoleezza Rice illustrates the emotional feeling of her grandfather that should be arises after listening to the challenge faced by her during her college days.

Therefore, the rhetorical appeal which is associated with emotional thoughts and feelings is pathos.

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