Question

why does thunberg utilize pathos in her speech to the united nations?
○ to make the audience feel nostalgia for the past so they will do more to change the future
○ to make the audience pity her so they will do what she asks
○ to make the audience consider the logistics of implementing climate change policies
○ to make the audience to feel shame and discomfort to emphasize the impact of their inaction

Explanation:

Greta Thunberg's UN speech on climate change uses pathos to evoke shame/discomfort about inaction. The option "to make the audience to feel shame and discomfort to emphasize the impact of their inaction" aligns with her goal of highlighting climate inaction's consequences. Other options: nostalgia (not relevant), pity (not her aim), or logistics (pathos is emotional, not logical).

Answer:

to make the audience to feel shame and discomfort to emphasize the impact of their inaction