Responses
a perspective on a topic or idea
a perspective on a topic or idea
a reason for writing a text
a reason for writing a text
a statement someone makes
a statement someone makes
a personal story shared for effect
a personal story shared for effect
2. What is an author’s point of view?(1 point)
Responses
a statement they gave that is quoted directly
a statement they gave that is quoted directly
a personal story they share
a personal story they share
their perspective on a topic or idea
their perspective on a topic or idea
their reason for writing a text
3. How could an author use rhetoric to convince an audience to trust them?(1 point)
Responses
they could appeal to their sense of logic
they could appeal to their sense of logic
they could appeal to their sense of emotion
they could appeal to their sense of emotion
they could appeal to their sense of credibility
they could appeal to their sense of credibility
they could appeal to their sense of time
4. Which rhetorical technique is most common in informational writing?(1 point)
Responses
kairos
kairos
ethos
ethos
logos
logos
pathos
1 answer
Here are the correct answers to your questions:
What is an anecdote?
What is an author’s point of view?
How could an author use rhetoric to convince an audience to trust them?
Which rhetorical technique is most common in informational writing?
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