Question

rhetorical device, appeal or figurative language,paste the sentence from the closing arguments that is an example of the rhetorical device, appeal, or figurative language,in one sentence, explain why the rhetorical appeal, device, or figurative language was used. what is the effect? how does it serve the purpose?
pathos,we are gathered on this final day of the trial to make sense of careless construction’s utter disregard for wildlife.,this example would make the jury feel angry about the construction company’s carelessness.
logos,the construction company violated 3.2 and 4.5 of the environmental protection act resulting in the destruction of the local ecosystem.,this statement uses factual evidence and logical reasoning to demonstrate the company legal and environmental violations.
pathos,imagine the innocent creatures their homes destroyed their lives upended by this senseless act.,this statement evokes empathy and sadness aiming to make the jury feel the company actions on the wildlife.
ethos,as leading expert in environmental law with over 20 years of experienced i can attest to the damage caused by carless construction.,this statement established credibility and authority persuading the jury to trust the speaker expertise and judgment.
irony,carless construction claim to be environmentally responsible yet their action have resulted in irreversible damage to the local wildlife.,the statement highlights the contradiction between the company’s claim and the actual behavior creating a sense of outrage and disbelief.
rhetorical question,can we in good conscience allow carless construction to continue their destructive practices without facing consequences.,this question prompt the jury to reflect on their moral responsibility and consider the implication of their decisions.
alliteration,the company’s callous and careless conduct caused considerable concern.,the repetition of the c sound emphasizes the company’s negative behavior making it more memorable and impact.
allusion
,hyperbole
,personification
,simile

Explanation:

For allusion: No example provided in the table. Allusion refers to a reference to a well - known person, place, event, literary work or work of art. For hyperbole: No example given. Hyperbole is an exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally. For personification: No example shown. Personification is giving human qualities to non - human things. For simile: No example in the table. A simile uses 'like' or 'as' to compare two different things.

Answer:

Allusion: No example.
Hyperbole: No example.
Personification: No example.
Simile: No example.