question archive In "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson, attempt to rely on facts but understand that your answers may arrive from logic, inferences, educated guesses, or your own opinion
In "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson, attempt to rely on facts but understand that your answers may arrive from logic, inferences, educated guesses, or your own opinion
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In "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson, attempt to rely on facts but
understand that your answers may arrive from logic, inferences, educated guesses, or your own opinion.
-Does the writer appeal to ethos? Do you trust him/her enough to take their argument/ story seriously? Explain.
-Does the writer appeal to pathos? Do you care about what he/she is saying? Explain.
-Does the writer appeal to logos? Do you find the story makes sense and provides enough substance or evidence to support it? Explain
