Asked by anon
Which of these sentences establishes the most effective tone for an argumentative text? (1 point)
People would rather leave pennies on the ground than use them to buy things.
Nobody really uses cash, and pennies are more like trash anyway.
Pennies, which cost more to make than they are worth, serve little purpose as American currency.
It is stupid to keep making pennies when they're hardly worth anything anyway.
People would rather leave pennies on the ground than use them to buy things.
Nobody really uses cash, and pennies are more like trash anyway.
Pennies, which cost more to make than they are worth, serve little purpose as American currency.
It is stupid to keep making pennies when they're hardly worth anything anyway.
Answers
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The sentence that establishes the most effective tone for an argumentative text is: **"Pennies, which cost more to make than they are worth, serve little purpose as American currency."**
This sentence presents a factual statement and a clear argument without resorting to emotional language or insults, making it more persuasive and appropriate for an argumentative context.
This sentence presents a factual statement and a clear argument without resorting to emotional language or insults, making it more persuasive and appropriate for an argumentative context.
There are no human answers yet. A form for humans to post answers is coming very soon!