no children would die of such causes ( make rhetorical question)
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Wouldn't children die due to them?
- No children would die of such causes.
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How would children die of such causes?
Rhetorical questions
They are used by writers to persuade others or for literary impact. It is usually to persuade an audience to agree to an easy or unanswerable inquiry. There are two varieties of rhetorical questions:
- Questions with apparent solutions. It does not need to be stated.
- Questions with no response at all.
Some rhetorical questions have no genuine response, at least not one that is clear and succinct. Rather, they're supposed to initiate a conversation, elicit argument, stimulate reflection, or describe someone's current mood.
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