A type of discourse concerned with presentation and evaluation of arguments to persuade and convince the audience.Question 18Select one:a.Argumentationb.Refutationc.Argumentative Textd.Proof/ Evidences

Persuasion is an act or process of presenting arguments to move, motivate, or change an audience.TRUEFALSE

What is the appropriate style and tone for persuasion in argumentative writing?a.)Reasoned and positive, but tailored to your audienceb.)Angry and assured, with no acknowledgement of opposing viewsc.)Emotional and impassioned, with simple languaged.)Neutral and consistent, regardless of the audience

How does consideration of the rhetorical situation improve argumentative writing?a.)It helps a writer to select a topic and construct an argument that is suited to the expected audience.b.)It improves an author's ability to identify gaps in logic.c.)It demonstrates to an audience that a writer has read widely on the topic.d.)It enables a writer to anticipate all of the counterarguments to the position.

Why is it important to consider your audience's opinions when making an argument?A.So that you can use simple words that your audience will understandB.So that you know which kinds of information will best persuade your audienceC.So that you can give your audience step-by-step instructions about a taskD.So that you can focus on topics your audience won't find controversialSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

16. This type of speech persuades others through logical reasoning and analysis.A. impromptu speechB. roast speechC. extemporaneous speechD. argumentative speech