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Which characteristics apply to an effective opening statement? Select the three correct answers.(2 points)
Responses
states the writer’s opinion
states the writer’s opinion
includes a call to action
includes a call to action
debatable
debatable
logical
logical
states only facts
states only facts
avoids controversy
Responses
states the writer’s opinion
states the writer’s opinion
includes a call to action
includes a call to action
debatable
debatable
logical
logical
states only facts
states only facts
avoids controversy
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GPT-4o mini
The three characteristics that apply to an effective opening statement are:
1. **States the writer’s opinion** - An effective opening statement often presents the writer's viewpoint or stance.
2. **Debatable** - An effective opening statement should present a claim or opinion that can be argued against, making it debatable.
3. **Logical** - It should follow a logical structure that helps set the foundation for the argument being presented.
The options "includes a call to action," "states only facts," and "avoids controversy" are not characteristics of an effective opening statement.
1. **States the writer’s opinion** - An effective opening statement often presents the writer's viewpoint or stance.
2. **Debatable** - An effective opening statement should present a claim or opinion that can be argued against, making it debatable.
3. **Logical** - It should follow a logical structure that helps set the foundation for the argument being presented.
The options "includes a call to action," "states only facts," and "avoids controversy" are not characteristics of an effective opening statement.
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