Read the excerpt from “everyday survival.”
after years of combat experience, he explained the concept of survival by surrender: “don’t be afraid of anything,” he said during a recent radio broadcast. “if you are afraid, then you have to lock yourself inside your house. but if you want to keep on living, then you must forget about your fears and deal with death as something that is a must, something that’s going to happen anyway. even if you don’t die this way, you can die normally, whatever [you] do, [you’re] not going to change this.”
how do the words the author uses in the excerpt contribute to the persuasiveness of the text?
everyday survival
a -the author appeals to the reader’s fear to convey an instance when a person should just surrender to the expected result.
b-the author provides an expert opinion to explain why things happen as they do, even though people should not worry about the outcome.
c-the author appeals to the reader’s emotions to show what happens due to exposure to extreme violence and the fear of dying.
d-the author provides a quotation to convey the idea that death is going to happen anyway, so people should not fear the inevitable.

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