What kind of rhetorical ploy is at play in the following sentence: “Drink coke!” A. Red…

What kind of rhetorical ploy is at play in the following sentence: “Drink coke!”
A.
Red Herring
B.
An Exclamatory Sentence
C.
Appeal to ridicule
D.
Hard Sell
What kind of rhetorical ploy is at play in the following sentence: There is a lot at stake in the next election cycle—Not only our economic security, but also our very way of life will is threatened.
A.
Appeal to fear
B.
Contradiction
C.
Appeal to novelty
D.
Ad hominem
Generalizations are…
A.
Always bad and unwarranted.
B.
Apply without exception to each and every instance and particular
C.
Often are meant to apply in most cases, and not without exception
D.
Always break down in light of particulars