Read this excerpt from "Speech to National Council of Negro Women” by Condoleezza Rice.

And, so, I studied Russia. And I studied Russian. And I became proficient at what I did and I went off to teach. And President Bush, the first, asked me to come and be his specialist for Soviet affairs.

How does Rice use a rhetorical technique in this excerpt?

She uses repetition to emphasize her qualifications, creating ethos.
She uses imagery to show how she is a specialist, creating logos.
She uses word choice to emphasize the fields she studied, creating logos.
She uses repetition to share her love for the subject, creating pathos.