Developing Arguments

Essay Writing (10 points) (in three to five sentences) Write your argument or claim on the given issue. Support this by gathering some manifestoes and analyzing the arguments. "No Uniform Policy should be implemented nowadays just like what we typically see in Japan."

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In argumentative writing, a writer presents an argument which is

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Claim refers to the writers position on an issue.

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What is the main purpose of an analytical exposition?

• To entertain the audience with jokes and anecdotes.

• To confuse the audience with contradictory statements.

• To bore the audience with irrelevant information.

• To persuade the audience through logical arguments and evidence.

Discuss the role of evidence in analytical exposition.

• Evidence in analytical exposition is irrelevant and should be omitted.

• Evidence in analytical exposition provides factual support for arguments and enhances credibility.

• Evidence in analytical exposition is only used to confuse the audience.

• Evidence in analytical exposition is optional and does not impact the argument.

How can you engage the audience in a hortatory exposition?

• Avoid eye contact with the audience

• Use persuasive language, motivational appeals, rhetorical questions, vivid imagery, emotional anecdotes, interactive elements, and a positive tone.

• Use technical jargon and complex language

• Include controversial and offensive statements

What are some common features of analytical exposition?

• Presenting arguments, providing evidence, logical analysis, drawing conclusions

• Providing opinions, using anecdotes, emotional appeals

What is the social function of Analytical Exposition text?

• to persuade the reader that something is in the case.

• to persuade the reader that something should or should not be the case.

• to tell the reader about the past events.

• to amuse the reader.

What is the tone typically used in hortatory exposition?

• Persuasive, encouraging, and motivational

• Humorous, sarcastic, and light-hearted

• Informative, factual, and neutral

• Argumentative, confrontational, and critical

Why is it important to use persuasive language in hortatory exposition?

• Persuasive language is crucial in hortatory exposition to sway the audience towards a specific course of action or belief.

• Hortatory exposition should rely solely on factual information, not persuasion

• Persuasive language in hortatory exposition can confuse the audience

• Using persuasive language in hortatory exposition is unnecessary