Question

read the excerpt. which phrases develop pathos? check all that apply.
\great glamis\
\worthy cawdor\
\greater than both\
\this ignorant present\
\in the instant\

Explanation:

Pathos appeals to emotion. "This ignorant present" conveys frustration and condemnation of the current moment, evoking emotional tension. The other phrases are either titles/descriptions ("Great Glamis", "worthy Cawdor") or neutral comparative/temporal language ("Greater than both", "in the instant") that do not target emotional response.

Answer:

"This ignorant present"