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Free day on Friday :)

 Today we learned about  three rhetorical appeals( logos,pathos and ethos). Mr. Rease proposed to the class to option of having a free day on Friday. The ability to have a free day allows students to rest after a busy day. With this being Mr. Reases' final lesson of the day, both he and the students would be fatigued and just want to rest after a hard day. A break would allow Mr. Rease to kick back and relax for the remainder of the day rather than teaching. Also, observe how the pupil acts in class on free Friday.

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