Which excerpt from act 3 , scene 2 of julius caesar is it example of brutus’s use of ethos ?

C.

Explanation:

This is an example of ethos because it is building trust with the plebians. It  disregards all suspicion of the plebians and the plebians now believe that Brutus is a noble and honorable man who is willing to die for country just like Caesar had to die, and it also convinces the plebians that the conspirators were right to kill Caesar.

D). The king is disappointed to hear Cordelia's response and punishes her.

Explanation:

In the given adaptation from Shakespeare by E. Nesbit, the idea that is emphasized both in the passage and in the image is that 'the king is very disappointed with the response given by his youngest daughter, Cordelia whom he loved dearly.' He expects an extravagant profession of Cordelia's love towards her father when he asks her that 'how much you love me?' Cordelia did not wish to make any fabrications or unauthentic statements like her sisters if she didn't feel it. Her rightful response to this question ultimately led her to face the punishment of being ousted from the king's empire and told to 'be a stranger.' This suggests that how disappointed the king was after hearing her response. Thus, option D is the correct answer.