English for Acad 12 Pearl

Front

What type of argument is primarily used in a manifesto advocating for climate justice?

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Logical

Front

What rhetorical device is being employed when the author repeatedly uses the phrase 'We demand change now'?

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Repetition

Front

What is the weakness in the argument that 'corporate greed is the root of all environmental destruction' without citing evidence?

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It uses a fallacy

Front

Which manifesto is more likely to appeal to logos: one that uses personal stories or one that uses data?

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The one with data

Front

What structural element does a manifesto with a call to action, a list of demands, and a justification for each represent?

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Argumentative

Front

What type of evidence is cited when writing a position paper on lowering the voting age using a study from Harvard University?

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Expert

Front

What is missing in the argument that online learning is more effective than face-to-face classes if no data is provided?

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Factual evidence

Front

What makes the evidence credible when defending a stand against cyberbullying by citing statistics from a government agency?

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It is from an official source

Front

What is the purpose of including a counterargument in a position paper and refuting it with evidence?

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To strengthen the argument

Front

What strengthens your argument when defending a stand on banning single-use plastics?

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Scientific studies