Question
A student is writing an argument in essay form. How would this type of argument differ from one written as an opinion article?(1 point)
Responses
It would combine colloquial and academic language.
It would combine colloquial and academic language.
It would include more varied usage and grammar.
It would include more varied usage and grammar.
It would be more literary, and less fact based.
It would be more literary, and less fact based.
It would present information in the form of statistics.
Responses
It would combine colloquial and academic language.
It would combine colloquial and academic language.
It would include more varied usage and grammar.
It would include more varied usage and grammar.
It would be more literary, and less fact based.
It would be more literary, and less fact based.
It would present information in the form of statistics.
Answers
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The correct response is:
**It would present information in the form of statistics.**
In an essay, especially in an academic context, arguments are typically supported by evidence, including statistics and research, to establish credibility and persuade the audience. Opinion articles, on the other hand, may rely more on personal viewpoints and experiences without the same level of statistical backing.
**It would present information in the form of statistics.**
In an essay, especially in an academic context, arguments are typically supported by evidence, including statistics and research, to establish credibility and persuade the audience. Opinion articles, on the other hand, may rely more on personal viewpoints and experiences without the same level of statistical backing.