Read these sentences from paragraph 13. Snobby commentators like Erik Sevareid found the whole exercise dubious, an expression of America’s obnoxious desire to accomplish great things for the sake of doing so, regardless of cost or danger. “It is possible that the divine spark in man will consume him in flames . . . ,” he said in his dour CBS commentary. . . . In these lines the writer uses the rhetorical fallacy known as — A) personal attack Eliminate B) appeal to fear C) stereotyping D) appeal to pity