In his Revolutionary-era writing Common Sense, Thomas Paine uses the words "evil," "degradation," and "imposition" to describe the British monarchy. These are examples of which rhetorical technique? A. LogicB. MetaphorC. DictionD. Personification

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Brogan Rodgers

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30 December, 14:03

In his Revolutionary-era writing Common Sense, Thomas Paine uses the words "evil," "degradation," and "imposition" to describe the British monarchy. These are examples of which rhetorical technique? A. LogicB. MetaphorC. DictionD. Personification

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Mireya · Answer 1

The awnser is a logic

Dillan Pham · Answer 2

D. Personification

Explanation:

In Rhetoric, personification is a figure of speech. It is a technique in which you attribute human qualities to non-living things in order to bring an artsy meaning to the sentences. In this case, the Monarchy itself could not be evil, but as figure of speech, we can actually understand how the author felt about it.