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Use the passages Silent Spring and "Save the Redwoods" to answer the following question. Considering the authors’ use of appeals in their passages, which paragraph most appeals to logos? paragraph 1 of Silent Spring paragraph 1 of "Save the Redwoods" paragraph 3 of Silent Spring paragraph 4 of "Save the Redwoods"

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Answer: paragraph 4 of “Save the Redwoods”

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Based on the authors’ use of appeals in their passages, a paragraph which most appeal to logos is paragraph 4 of “Save the Redwoods”

What is logos?

In English literature, logos is also referred to as appeal to logic and it can be defined as a type of fallacy (rhetorical appeal) through which an author appeal to the sense of reason (logic) of the audience.

"Save the Redwoods" is a story which was written by John Muir to describe the desires of millmen to cut all the Calaveras trees into lumber and make money, rather than for other higher uses.

Based on the authors’ use of appeals in their passages, a paragraph which most appeal to logos is paragraph 4 of “Save the Redwoods” where the author (Muir) compared a Calaveras tree to George Washington, so as to appeal to the audience's sense of reason (logic).

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