Question

1. which of the 5 genres is meant to be performed on a stage? a. fiction b. nonfiction c drama d. folklore essays directions: please answer the following essay questions in a five - sentence paragraph. all sentences should be complete, all answers must be explained with evidence. each correct essay question is worth 5 points! 13. select ethos, pathos, or logos. define your choice and provide an example of it being used. explain why the example is ethos, pathos, or logos. be descriptive in your answer. 14. in the tell - tale heart by edgar allan poe, the speaker goes to great lengths to prove he is sane and of sound mind? why is that ironic? please explain with an example from the text. 15. please list the five genres of literature. please include an example of at least two. bullet points are fine for this answer.

Explanation:

1. Drama is a genre meant for stage - performance, involving actors enacting a story.
2. Ethos: It appeals to ethics and credibility. For example, a doctor promoting a health product. Their medical degree gives them credibility, making the argument more persuasive as it is based on their expertise.
3. In "The Tell - Tale Heart", the speaker's attempts to prove sanity are ironic because his actions, like the meticulous planning of the murder and his obsession with the old man's eye, are signs of madness. For instance, his repeated claim of not being mad while confessing to a pre - meditated murder shows his lack of self - awareness.
4. The five genres of literature are:

• Fiction: Novels like "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen.
• Non - fiction: Biographies such as "The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin".
• Drama: Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet".
• Poetry: Works by Robert Frost like "The Road Not Taken".
• Folklore: Stories like "Cinderella" which have been passed down through generations.

Answer:

1. C. Drama
2. See above explanation for ethos example.
3. See above explanation for irony in "The Tell - Tale Heart".
4. Fiction (e.g., "Pride and Prejudice"), Non - fiction (e.g., "The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin")