2. In 1951, the nuclear bomb dropped near the Marshall Island where Lijon Eknilang was living, the miscalculation of the range of the radiation caused people to get infected as it causes many symptoms. 

3. The intended audience of this article is people who want to seek the consequences of nuclear testing. 

4. Ethos as Lijon Eknilang being a born on Rongelap Atoll in Marshall Island, Pathos as his health got affected by the radioactive fallout. 

5. This source is helpful since it is a firsthand experience of a person who got affected by the nuclear testing in Marshall island. 

6. This article is bias since the author was born in Marshall Island 

7. This is useful because it tells the story of someone being affected 

2. After the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Washington tested 2 more nuclear bombs on Bikini Atoll, securing the UN Trusteeship over the territory in 1947. They proceeded to blast another 65 bombs on Marshall Island, causing the citizens in nearby island to evacuate. This testing stopped in 1957, and Marshall Island proceeded to get sovereignty. 

3. The intented audience of this passage is people who wants to seek how Marshall Island gain its sovereignty from nuclear bombing 

4. Logos by mentioning the states relating to the health issues from the bombing. 

5. Helpful because it describes how Marshall Island gained independence from the bombing in its territory. 

6. This article is not biased because it is told as an informative, not a story. 

7. This is useful because it is not bias and can be used for the stats. 

2. As Marshall Island has been experiencing nuclear testing near their homeland, it causes the people of Marshall to be endangered by the nuclear fallout. The person writing this emphasize with the people and ask the UN to cancel the testing 

3. The intended audience of this letter is for the UN to see 

4. Ethos from him saying he’s an American citizen, Pathos from his emphasizing with the Marshall people. 

5. This source might be helpful since it shows the concern of the US people on the testing on Marshall Island 

6. Bias since the people writing this letter is “Emphasizing” with the people of Marshall. 

7. Relevance because it does not tell a lot of information. 

2. During 1947, the UN tested a nuclear bomb after WW2 on Marshall Island. The residents had to be evicted from their homes from the concern of nuclear radiation.  

3. The intended audience of this picture is for the public 

4. No rhetorical appeal 

5. This source is helpful because it shows how close nuclear testing actually is to the island. It is no wonder why the residence got radiation 

6. This source is not bias 

7. Relevance because there is no textual information, but it still shows the scale of the bombing 

2. In 1991, the independent Nuclear Claims Tribunal sought 2.3 billion dollars as compensation from the United States. Also, the COFA included a provision allowing Marshall Island to request additional compensation for the loss or damage discovered after 1986. 

3. Intended audience of this is for activists and advocators  

4. Logos from including percentages of radiation that occurred to the citizen of Marshall Island,  

5. This source is helpful because it explains the damages that was caused to Marshall Island and how they are still demanding for compensation even after 1958 

6. This is not biased because it is informative and does not pick a side. 

7. This article is very useful because it explains everything that occurred in Marshall Island and the effects.