Arguments XI.1 (B)

What is a key requirement for arguments in hortatory exposition?

• Appeal to emotions only
• Be vague and ambiguous
• Be persuasive and convincing
• Be lengthy and complex

How should arguments in hortatory exposition appeal to the audience?

• Appeal to authority figures only
• Appeal to scientific data only
• Appeal to personal anecdotes only
• Appeal to emotions, values, and logic

What is essential for each argument in hortatory exposition to have?

• A vague thesis statement
• A clear and coherent structure
• A confusing structure
• A hidden agenda

How should arguments in hortatory exposition relate to the thesis statement?

• Be completely unrelated
• Be loosely connected
• Be directly related
• Be indirectly related

What is the main purpose of implementing mandatory recycling programs in communities?

• To promote pollution levels
• To deplete natural resources
• To conserve natural resources
• To increase waste sent to landfills

How does recycling contribute to reducing environmental burden?

• By increasing waste sent to landfills
• By conserving natural resources
• By promoting pollution levels
• By depleting natural resources

What role does recycling play in reducing pollution levels?

• Decreasing demand for new products
• Increasing demand for new products
• Promoting pollution levels
• Depleting natural resources

Why is promoting sustainability through recycling crucial?

• To increase pollution levels
• To deplete resources for future generations
• To conserve resources for future generations
• To promote waste in landfills

What mindset does recycling instill in individuals?

• A mindset of environmental destruction
• A mindset of responsibility and environmental stewardship
• A mindset of indifference
• A mindset of irresponsibility

What is the reference to an article by Purwanto related to in the context of hortatory exposition?

• Creating clear vision and mission statements
• Developing complex arguments
• Depleting natural resources
• Promoting pollution levels