Connotative diction is mainly used to create which type of appeal? Intrinsic ethos
Extrinsic ethos
Logos
Pathos

Pathos

Explanation:

Given that connotations diction is a form of diction that draws out feelings from the listeners or readers, and Pathos is a form of appeal that uses diction that evokes feelings or emotions from the listener or audience.

Hence, in this case, the correct answer is that Connotative diction is mainly used to create which PATHOS type of appeal.

Logos appeal is based on logical means used by the speaker, while

Extrinsic ethos appeal is based on the authority and qualification of the speaker

Intrinsic ethos is based on a literary sense of persuasion ability of the speaker.