Asked by jimmy.
Which characteristics apply to an effective opening statement? Select the three correct answers.(2 points)
Responses
debatable
debatable
logical
logical
states only facts
states only facts
includes a call to action
includes a call to action
avoids controversy
avoids controversy
states the writer’s opinion
Responses
debatable
debatable
logical
logical
states only facts
states only facts
includes a call to action
includes a call to action
avoids controversy
avoids controversy
states the writer’s opinion
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The three characteristics that apply to an effective opening statement are:
1. **Logical** - It should present a clear and reasoned argument.
2. **Includes a call to action** - It effectively engages the audience and encourages them to think or act in a certain way.
3. **States the writer’s opinion** - An effective opening often reflects the writer's viewpoint to establish a position on the topic.
The options "debatable," "states only facts," and "avoids controversy" do not typically apply, as an effective opening can indeed be debatable, may include opinions in addition to facts, and might purposely engage with controversial topics to provoke thought or discussion.
1. **Logical** - It should present a clear and reasoned argument.
2. **Includes a call to action** - It effectively engages the audience and encourages them to think or act in a certain way.
3. **States the writer’s opinion** - An effective opening often reflects the writer's viewpoint to establish a position on the topic.
The options "debatable," "states only facts," and "avoids controversy" do not typically apply, as an effective opening can indeed be debatable, may include opinions in addition to facts, and might purposely engage with controversial topics to provoke thought or discussion.
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