EXERCISE 21.3 Developing an Argument for a Specific Audience

EXERCISE 21.3 Developing an Argument for a Specific Audience

EXERCISE 21.3

Developing an Argument for a Specific Audience

Choose one of the following claims and discuss how you would argue in support of it for (a) an agreeing audience, (b) a neutral or wavering audience, and (c) a disagreeing audience.

Question 21.38

A. Public school sex education classes should be mandatory because they help students make important decisions about their lives.

Question 21.39

B. Portraying the effects of violent crime realistically on television may help reduce the crime rate.

Question 21.40

C. Children who spend too much time interacting with a computer may fail to learn how to interact with people.

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