Question

as you read the whole article, think about the structure and how it all connects for the reader. \the almighty cell phone (most likely an iphone). what did we do before its existence? we most likely filled our time with uncivilized things such as reading books, staring up at the sky on a beautiful day, or enjoying the chirping of birds on our walk to the car. truly, this was a time akin to the dark ages. but luckily, we have been rescued by the likes of steve jobs and steve wozniak. now, we live in the golden age of technology. we can document each slice of french toast we eat at brunch, share each workout we complete, and post pictures of our daily yoga sessions with the simple caption namaste. what says inner peace like a selfie next to a yoga mat? we can be accessible to all people at all times...unless, of course, the phone rings and someone actually wants to speak to you. oh, the horror! we can even end relationships with a mere text message and a sad face emoji. what a time to be alive!\ how did your choice of structure engage your audience? you use the names of famous americans to persuade the readers to buy new iphones. you use real - world and personal scenarios that enhance the deeper meaning of the cell phone issue. you use scare tactics to incite fear in the readers and encourage them to stop using cell phones. you remind the readers of life in the dark ages and remind them life now is better, all thanks to cell phones.

Explanation:

The text uses real - world scenarios like documenting food, sharing workouts, and ending relationships via text to engage the audience and discuss the deeper meaning of cell phone use. It doesn't aim to sell iPhones, use scare tactics to stop phone use, or solely focus on comparing to the Dark Ages.

Answer:

B. You use real - world and personal scenarios that enhance the deeper meaning of the cell phone issue.