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Read the excerpt from Alexander the Great’s speech at Opis.


And if a man has given his life, he dies in glory and is buried with honour: a commemorative statue in bronze is commonly set up in his home town, and his parents are given the privilege of exemption from every state service and tax, as under my command not one of you has died with the enemy at his back.

Which rhetorical appeal does Alexander use to support his purpose?

He uses logos to inform the audience of ways they will be remembered.
He uses logos to persuade the audience that he is an excellent leader.
He uses pathos to inform the audience of statues that have been set up.
He uses pathos to persuade the audience that they should be loyal to him.

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The rhetorical appeal that Alexander uses to support his purpose is this:

  • He uses pathos to inform the audience of statues that have been set up.

What rhetorical appeal did Alexander use?

In this text, Alexander was informing the people about the erection of statues that were meant to honor the dead. He explained that this was a common practice in his kingdom.

He used pathos which is an appeal to emotion to show the people that they could be honored after their demise. The opening part of the text shows that Alexander was just passing on information and he applied the appeal to emotions.

Learn more about pathos here:

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