Carrie is a finance reporter who is writing about the Paycheck Protection Program. If she wants to appeal to her audience’s kairos, what should she do? (1 point) Responses show them a chart of all the PPP money given out in 2020 show them a chart of all the PPP money given out in 2020 tell them they won’t get any funds if they don’t apply for PPP by the next day tell them they won’t get any funds if they don’t apply for PPP by the next day tell a story about a family living in a shelter because their business didn't get any PPP funds tell a story about a family living in a shelter because their business didn't get any PPP funds interview three government experts on PPP to give their advice

Answer 1

To appeal to her audience's kairos, which refers to the opportune moment and the urgency of the situation, Carrie should "tell them they won’t get any funds if they don’t apply for PPP by the next day." This emphasizes the immediate need for action, creating a sense of urgency and highlighting the importance of applying for the funds before the opportunity is lost.