How does wiesel use rhetorical device in this passage?

I can’t see the rest of answer C but I do believe that it is your best choice. Wiesel does talk about topics that include emotion however his purpose wasn’t to receive sympathy for himself. He encourages the audience with questions to truly think about the deeper meaning behind everything that happened and how it affected countless people.

The right answer is "To think about his ideas."

May be worded differently but still the general idea.

True. You can see the examples in basic chemistry. 'Atom' is derived from a Greek word 'Atomos'. Similarly, femur is a Latin word meaning thigh bone.
This is because in the 1700s, Latin was used in Western Europe as the common language of science, and scientific names were in Latin or Greek. Key scientific figures such as Newton and Mendeleev published their papers and findings in Latin. When Swedish scientist Carl Linnaeus started to devise a system of classifying organisms, he gave different phyla and species Latin names, because Latin was such a universal scholarly language in Europe.