Question

why does malala yousafzai use parallelism in her speech to the united nations?
○ to create natural rhythm in her speech patterns
○ to keep the audience entertained with rhyming words
○ to appeal to the audience’s sense of pathos
○ to show a wide variety of vocabulary in her speech

Explanation:

Malala Yousafzai's speech at the UN aims to evoke emotions (pathos) to connect with the audience. Parallelism is a rhetorical device that can emphasize emotional appeals. Option A is incorrect as parallelism isn't about vocabulary variety. Option C is wrong as parallelism isn't for rhyming entertainment. Option D is incorrect as parallelism's main purpose here isn't natural rhythm but emotional appeal. So the correct answer is the option about appealing to pathos.

Answer:

B. to appeal to the audience’s sense of pathos