Which of the following best describes the appeal of the Third Wave's motto? [RI.4] A. The simplicity of the motto is what likely appealed most to the students, as they cared little about the class anyway. B. The repetition is what likely appealed to students because it resembles a chant, and this made the students feel more important. C. The motto was likely appealing to students because it focused on pride and on the strength of the individual. D. The repetition is not only audibly appealing, but the emphasis on "strength" suggests one would become stronger through the movement.