Listen Read the following question posed by the author in "What Will It Take To Make Gender Equality the Norm, Not the Exception?"
What will it take to truly liberate women and create a world where gender equality is the norm, not the exception?
How does the author's use of this rhetoric affect the audience?
What Will It Take To Make Gender Equality the Norm. Not the Exception?
O The question appeals to the audience's sense of logos by stating the author's opinion about the issue of gender equality.
O The question appeals to the audience's sense of pathos by inspiring them to take action on the problem of gender equality.
The question appeals to the audience's sense of logos by proving the author's expertise about the problem of gender equality.
The question appeals to the audience's sense of pathos by causing them to feel depressed about the issue of gender equality.
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