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Why do authors use rhetoric when writing informational texts?(1 point) Responses to appeal to a reader’s sense of logic to appe...Question
Why do authors use rhetoric when writing informational texts?(1 point)
Responses
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 convince a reader that their perspective is reasonable
to convince a reader that their perspective is reasonable
to appeal to a reader’s emotions
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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 convince a reader that their perspective is reasonable
to convince a reader that their perspective is reasonable
to appeal to a reader’s emotions
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Authors use rhetoric in informational texts primarily **to convince a reader that their perspective is reasonable**. While other options like appealing to logic or emotions can play a role, the primary goal of using rhetoric is often to persuade readers to accept a particular viewpoint or interpretation of information.
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