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to appeal to a reader’s sense of logic
to appeal to a reader’s sense of logic
to complicate their subject matter
to complicate their subject matter
to appeal to a reader’s emotions
to appeal to a reader’s emotions
to convince a reader that their perspective is reasonable
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Authors use rhetoric in informational texts primarily to convince a reader that their perspective is reasonable. Rhetorical techniques help make arguments more persuasive and enhance the effectiveness of the presented information. While appealing to logic and emotions can also play a role, the main purpose is often to persuade the reader of the author's viewpoint. Therefore, the correct answer from the options provided is:
Title: The Great Strawberry Cake Adventure
Once upon a time in the quaint little town of Sweetville, there lived a fantastic baker named Clara. Clara was famous for her delicious strawberry cakes, made with the freshest strawberries from her garden and a secret recipe passed down through generations. One sunny morning, as Clara baked her most magnificent strawberry cake for the annual Sweetville Fair, something extraordinary happened.
As the cake cooled on the windowsill, a gentle breeze wafted through, carrying a sweet smell that caught the attention of a family of curious ants. They scurried up the side of the house, eager to explore the delightful scent. But what they found was beyond their wildest dreams: a towering, velvety strawberry cake that sparkled in the sunlight.
“Wow!” exclaimed Annie, the bravest of the ants. “We have to take a bite of this cake! But how will we get to the top?”
“Let’s work together!” suggested Benny, the team player. “We can form a chain and climb!”
With teamwork, the ants strove to reach the delicious treasure. Just as they neared the edge of the cake, a sudden wobble sent a wave through the cake, and the entire cake—against all odds—began to roll! Clara, unaware of the cake’s adventure, had stepped out to gather more strawberries for a topping.
The cake rolled down the hill, bouncing and tumbling, with the ants holding on tightly. They zipped past flowers, swooped around trees, and splashed through puddles. “This is the most thrilling ride ever!” shouted Annie, her antennae waving excitedly in the wind.
The cake rolled through the town square, where townsfolk gasped at the sight. Clara caught sight of the pink icing glimmering as it sped past and gasped, “My cake!” With a determined look, she sprinted after it, dodging people and pets along the way.
As the cake rounded the corner and headed towards the park, the ants saw something even more amazing. A family of children was playing, and they squealed with delight as they spotted the rolling cake. “Look! A strawberry cake magic show!” one little girl shouted.
Nearby, a wise old tortoise named Mr. Turtledove saw the commotion and decided to help. He slowly ambled beside Clara, who looked frantic. “Why don’t we stop the cake, dear?” he suggested.
“Right!” Clara replied, realizing they would need a plan. “If we can gather some rolling logs, we can create a barrier to stop it.”
Meanwhile, the ants, feeling the thrill of adventure, concocted their own plan. “We need to redirect its path!” Annie exclaimed. They decided to lead the cake towards a pile of soft leaves gathered for a compost heap.
Just as the cake rolled into the park, Clara, Mr. Turtledove, and the townspeople formed a line, blocking its path. “Now!” Clara called out. The ants began waving their tiny legs at the rolling cake, guiding it towards the leaf pile.
With a mighty splash, the cake landed safely in the pile of leaves, and the ants cheered in triumph. Clara rushed over, laughing with relief and delight. “You little heroes!” she exclaimed, thanking the ants for their clever diversion.
Realizing the adventure had turned the cake into a delightful masterpiece, Clara decided to present it at the fair as “The Adventure Cake.” She decorated it with fresh strawberries and whipped cream, topped with a sprinkle of magic dust—thanks to their escapade.
At the fair, everyone loved the cake’s unique story, and people were eager to share in the experience. Clara and the ants stood by the cake, telling the tale of its wild journey, making new friends along the way.
From that day on, the annual Sweetville Fair featured the Adventure Cake, reminding everyone that sometimes, the sweetest moments happen when you least expect them!
And so, the Great Strawberry Cake Adventure became a beloved story in Sweetville, cherished for generations to come. Clara continued to bake, and every cake held a slice of adventure, awaiting to be shared.
The End.
