Which rhetorical strategy does Elie Wiesel use in paragraphs 9-12 to most effectively introduce his claim that for Holocaust survivors, "remembering is a noble and necessary act"?
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He uses allusion to draw a comparison between Biblical suffering and the suffering he endured.
He uses hyperbole to emphasize the burden of memory for those who survived.
He uses figurative language to draw a comparison between a life lived honoring memory and a life lived trying to forget.
He uses rhetorical questions to appeal to his audience's sense of pathos for what these survivors have suffered and continue to
suffer.