when evaluating an argument, which aspect is most important?\nthe emotional appeal\nthe logical reasoning…
when evaluating an argument, which aspect is most important?\nthe emotional appeal\nthe logical reasoning behind claims\nthe number of claims made\nthe length of the argument\nquestion 25\n1 pts\nwhy is revising an important step in writing an essay?\nto make the essay longer\nto make your teacher happy\nto change the thesis statement\nto improve clarity, coherence, and effectiveness
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- For the first question: An argument's strength lies in logical reasoning. Emotional appeal can be manipulative, claim - number doesn't ensure validity, and length isn't a measure of quality.
- For the second question: Revision aims to enhance an essay's clarity (ideas are understandable), coherence (smooth flow), and effectiveness (achieves its purpose). Making it longer or pleasing a teacher are not core reasons. Changing the thesis is a rare case, not the general purpose.
Answer:
- First question: The logical reasoning behind claims.
- Second question: To improve clarity, coherence, and effectiveness.