Question

read this passage: people who try to keep wolves as pets do not have the best interests of the animals in mind. wolves are not pets. theyre wild and natural - born killers. take a second to observe a wolf in captivity. he suffers terribly. hes dying from sorrow. meanwhile, the so - called thoughtful person who bought or adopted this wolf and forced it into an enclosure - or, worse still, a house - believes the animal is having a better life. which type of appeal does the passage primarily use? a. logos b. pathos c. karros d. ethos

Explanation:

The passage describes the suffering of wolves in captivity to evoke emotions. Pathos appeals to emotions. There is no appeal to logic (logos) or ethics (ethos), and "karros" is not a rhetorical appeal.

Answer:

B. Pathos