Question
Why is it important for the writer of an argumentative text to know who their readers are? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses
so they can figure out how to appeal to more readers who might not be as likely to read about the topic
so they can figure out how to appeal to more readers who might not be as likely to read about the topic
so they can better support their arguments with current data about the topic
so they can better support their arguments with current data about the topic
so they can avoid the specific concerns their readers are likely to have about the topic
so they can avoid the specific concerns their readers are likely to have about the topic
so they can anticipate what readers already know about the topic
so they can anticipate what readers already know about the topic
so they can form arguments based on how readers currently feel about the topic
Responses
so they can figure out how to appeal to more readers who might not be as likely to read about the topic
so they can figure out how to appeal to more readers who might not be as likely to read about the topic
so they can better support their arguments with current data about the topic
so they can better support their arguments with current data about the topic
so they can avoid the specific concerns their readers are likely to have about the topic
so they can avoid the specific concerns their readers are likely to have about the topic
so they can anticipate what readers already know about the topic
so they can anticipate what readers already know about the topic
so they can form arguments based on how readers currently feel about the topic
Answers
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The two correct answers are:
1. so they can anticipate what readers already know about the topic
2. so they can form arguments based on how readers currently feel about the topic
These choices highlight the importance of understanding the audience's existing knowledge and attitudes, which can help the writer craft more effective and persuasive arguments.
1. so they can anticipate what readers already know about the topic
2. so they can form arguments based on how readers currently feel about the topic
These choices highlight the importance of understanding the audience's existing knowledge and attitudes, which can help the writer craft more effective and persuasive arguments.
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