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Bоdy Pаrаgrаph 3-Evaluatiоn оf Pathos-This paragraph focuses on how the writer engages readers' emotions. Follow the guidelines for supporting body paragraphs: Include a topic sentence. Example: Aiken strengthened her argument by appealing to readers' emotions, or pathos. Include context/background: Explain the appeal in one or two sentences; What is pathos? Why is it important? Include the evidence and warrant Introduce the pathos strategy (See strategy listed before the quotes below.) *Smoothly integrate (signal) textual evidence #1 in the form of a quote with a parenthetical citation. Choose a quote from the list below. follow-up the quote with explanation and commentary that explains how it appeals to readers' emotions. Tip: Your follow-up should go beyond simply stating the quote is an example. Explain how it affects readers and their willingness to care about her argument. Introduce the ethos strategy (See strategy listed before the quotes below.) *Smoothly integrate/signal textual evidence #2 in the form of a quote with a parenthetical citation. Choose a quote from the list below. follow-up the quote with explanation and commentary that explains how it appeals to readers' emotions. Tip: Your follow-up should go beyond simply stating the quote is an example. Explain how it affects readers and their willingness to care about her argument. Include a closing sentence. *Textual evidence options. Choose two strategies and quotes below to incorporate into this paragraph. Pathos Strategy Textual Evidence emotional example "We’ve all observed it firsthand: the otherwise polite and well-meaning friend who chronically checks her phone while you’re trying to have a lunch conversation. Does she really mean to be so rude?" (p. 621). vivid description "She picked up her baby and began shaking him violently, and his head had hit her computer. At the hospital, he was pronounced dead from head injuries and a broken leg" (p. 615). emotional tone (humor, sarcasm, disappointment, excitement, etc.) "The question is, are you breaking free from your compulsion, from yourself, or from the technology? Where does control lie? Who’s in charge of your behavior—you or your new app?" (p. 624). anecdote, testimony, narrative "It is so memorably ironic that one of the great pioneers of computer and online gaming, Dani Berry, remarked: 'No one ever said on their deathbed, "Gee, I wish I had spent more time alone with my computer." ' " (p. 625). emotionally loaded language "To begin with, they are sleek, well-designed little devils that are portable, they are easy to slip into our handbags and pockets, and they travel with us almost anywhere" (p. 622). emotional example "She received the maximum sentence in Florida for second -degree murder: fifty years. She'll be in jail for most, if not all, of the rest of her life" (p. 616). If you would like to refer to the article to see further context for these quotes, you may access it: M. Aiken -Designed to Addict-Source From Inquiry to Academic Writing-Reformatted-2ea00b19-a38d-4144-a6f5-34513b031451.docx