question #1\nread the either/or statement below and then choose the best way to revise this statement to…

question #1\nread the either/or statement below and then choose the best way to revise this statement to eliminate the logical flaw in reasoning:\nif store owners dont have more sales, the mall will absolutely go out of business.\n○ store owners should do something if they expect residents to return as patrons of the mall.\n○ people obviously dont care if the mall goes out of business since all of the store owners are losing money.\n● saved if store owners do not experience more sales, provide more conveniences, and improve security at their facilities,\nshopping revenue will continue to decrease.\n○ residents should help do something to bring more sales to the store owners at the mall.\n\nquestion #2\na(n) essay presents your opinion on an issue, urges your readers to accept that position, and may encourage\n them to take action.\n○ informational/informative\n○ narrative\n● saved argumentative\n\nquestion #3\ntrue or false: a useful first step in writing a response to literature is to select a passage that moves you to respond. you may\n choose to focus on a character, a point on the plot, or a conflict in the plot.

question #1\nread the either/or statement below and then choose the best way to revise this statement to eliminate the logical flaw in reasoning:\nif store owners dont have more sales, the mall will absolutely go out of business.\n○ store owners should do something if they expect residents to return as patrons of the mall.\n○ people obviously dont care if the mall goes out of business since all of the store owners are losing money.\n● saved if store owners do not experience more sales, provide more conveniences, and improve security at their facilities,\nshopping revenue will continue to decrease.\n○ residents should help do something to bring more sales to the store owners at the mall.\n\nquestion #2\na(n) essay presents your opinion on an issue, urges your readers to accept that position, and may encourage\n them to take action.\n○ informational/informative\n○ narrative\n● saved argumentative\n\nquestion #3\ntrue or false: a useful first step in writing a response to literature is to select a passage that moves you to respond. you may\n choose to focus on a character, a point on the plot, or a conflict in the plot.

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Question #1

Brief Explanations:

The original statement has an "Either/Or" logical fallacy (assuming only one condition - more sales - determines the mall's fate). The correct option adds other factors (conveniences, security) which makes the reasoning more comprehensive and avoids the fallacy.

Answer:

Saved If store owners do not experience more sales, provide more conveniences, and improve security at their facilities, shopping revenue will continue to decrease.

Question #2

Brief Explanations:

An argumentative essay is defined by presenting an opinion, urging acceptance, and potentially encouraging action. Informational essays just present facts, narrative essays tell a story.

Answer:

Argumentative

Question #3

Brief Explanations:

Selecting a passage (could be character, plot point, or conflict) that inspires a response is a valid first - step in writing a response to literature as it gives a focus.

Answer:

True