Question

question 6 of 20
which example from the conclusion of \the perils of indifference\ helps
wiesel to reestablish his ethos?

a. the reminder that wiesel is a holocaust survivor

b. the emotional images of the young boy and the old man

c. the facts that support wiesels argument

d. the hope wiesel maintains for the worlds future

Explanation:

Ethos is about establishing credibility. Wiesel being a Holocaust survivor gives him authority and credibility on the topic of indifference (especially as it relates to the Holocaust). Emotional images (B) relate more to pathos. Facts (C) relate to logos. Hope (D) is more about the message's tone rather than ethos.

Answer:

A. The reminder that Wiesel is a Holocaust survivor