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Read this passage:
Look at me! Look at my arm! I have ploughed and planted, and gathered into barns, and no man could head me! And ain't I a woman? I could work as much and eat as much as a man when I could get it and bear the lash as well!Sojourner Truth, "Ain't I A Woman?"
What strategy is Sojourner Truth using in this passage?
A. Analogy, to explain how hard it was for her to be a slave
B. Logos, to make the audience feel bad about how she was treated
C. Ethos, to establish her credibility as both a slave and a woman
D. Deductive reasoning, to use widely accepted facts to build authority

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Heads up! Apex shuffles the order of answers to be annoying (in my opinion). and the answer is

Ethos, to establish her credibility as both a slave and a woman.

The strategy that is used in this passage is,  Ethos, to establish her credibility as both a slave and a woman.

What is the strategy?

A strategy is an overarching plan to accomplish one or more long-term or broad goals in the face of uncertainty.

What is ethos?

Ethos is defined as "custom" or "character." It initially related to a man's character or personality in Aristotle's use, particularly in terms of the harmony between passion and caution. Ethos is a term that is now used to describe the behavior or principles that set one individual, group, or civilization apart from others.

What is credibility?

Credibility refers to the power of inspiring belief.

Because the given passage discusses the woman's personality, particularly in how it strikes a balance between zeal and prudence. As ethos is defined as "custom" or "character," It initially related to a man's character or personality in Aristotle's use, particularly in terms of the harmony between passion and caution. Ethos is a term that is now used to describe the behaviors or principles that set one individual, group, or civilization apart from others. Thus, the strategy that is used in this passage is Ethos, to establish her credibility as both a slave and a woman.

Hence the correct option is, C. Ethos, to establish her credibility as both a slave and a woman

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