Thesis Reiteration and Call to Action XI 3 (B)

What should the reiteration of the thesis in a hortatory exposition focus on?

• Analyzing statistical data
• Providing a summary of opposing views
• Reaffirming the main argument of the exposition
• Introducing new arguments

What is the purpose of the reiteration of the thesis in a hortatory exposition?

• To provide a summary of opposing views
• To reaffirm the main argument of the exposition
• To introduce new arguments
• To analyze statistical data

How should the call to action be presented to the audience in a hortatory exposition?

• In a vague and ambiguous manner
• With persuasive language and appeals to emotion
• By avoiding any sense of urgency
• By providing a detailed history of the issue

What should the reiteration of the thesis and call to action emphasize in a hortatory exposition?

• The importance of historical context
• The significance and urgency of the issue
• The need for further research
• The benefits of inaction

How should the reiteration of the thesis and call to action be presented to the audience?

• Without any sense of urgency
• In a casual and indifferent tone
• In a motivational tone
• With complex and technical language

In what tone should the reiteration of the thesis and call to action be presented to the audience?

• In a casual and indifferent tone
• In a motivational tone
• With complex and technical language
• Without any sense of urgency

Which statement accurately reflects the importance of mandatory recycling programs?

• Mandatory recycling programs are unnecessary
• Mandatory recycling programs harm the environment
• Mandatory recycling programs benefit present generations only
• Mandatory recycling programs benefit both present and future generations

How does the example emphasize the urgency of the issue?

• By downplaying the importance of immediate action
• By calling for immediate enforcement of recycling mandates
• By advocating for long-term solutions only
• By avoiding any mention of urgency

What is the tone used in the example to inspire action?

• Confusing
• Indifferent
• Motivational
• Apathetic

What action is advocated for in the example provided?

• Advocating for comprehensive recycling mandates
• Ignoring environmental concerns
• Reducing funding for environmental initiatives
• Supporting pollution