Question

task two: for each of the following scenarios, write your own persuasive sentences using pathos: 1. you are trying to persuade members of your class to volunteer to tutor underprivileged children. you know these kids have been through alot and want to learn we should help them with gratitude and sympathy 2. you are attempting to convince a friend to join your sports team. 3. you are trying to persuade an audience that they should buy a particular brand of cereal.

Explanation:

1. Persuade class to tutor underprivileged kids (using pathos)

To persuade with pathos, we appeal to emotions like empathy and compassion. Highlight the struggles of underprivileged kids and the positive impact of tutoring.

Use pathos by emphasizing the fun, camaraderie, and personal growth in the sports team. Appeal to the friend's desire for enjoyment and new experiences.

For pathos, connect the cereal to positive emotions like family bonding, health, or comfort. Highlight how the cereal fits into a happy, healthy lifestyle.

Answer:

Think about those underprivileged kids who long for knowledge but lack proper guidance—your tutoring could be the light that brightens their path to a better future, so please volunteer to tutor them!

2. Persuade a friend to join your sports team