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“You don't need to jump in front of a train to know it's a bad idea; so why do you need to try drugs to know if they're damaging?”

Identify the rhetorical appeal used her and Explain how they are trying to persuade the audience

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It is a LOGO, They are saying basically if you know not to jump infront of a train to know you'll die then why try drugs if you know there bad like why try and hit your head with a hammer if you know you'll bleed

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OlanmaE

The rhetorical appeal that is being used in this sentence is Logos. The sentence uses logic to show that just as a person does not have to jump in front of a train to know that it was bad, they also do not have to use drugs to know that they are harmful.

What is Logos?

  • Logos is the use of logical reasoning to convince the audience about something. This can be done with examples, facts, historical references, etc.

In the sentence above, we find the use of logos in convincing the reader about the harmful effects of drugs.

Learn more about Logos here:

https://brainly.com/question/13118125

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