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People who try to keep wolves as pets do not have the best interests of the animals in mind. Wolves are not pets. They're wild and natural-born killers. Take a second to observe a wolf in captivity. He suffers terribly. He's dying from sorrow. Meanwhile, the so-called thoughtful person who bought or adopted the this wolf and forced it into an enclosure - or, worse still, a house - believes the animal is having a better life

Which type of appeal does the passage primarly use?

A. Ethos

B. Logos

C. Karros

D. Pathos

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  1. Yesterday, 22:44
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    The correct answer is D. Pathos
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