How a writer brings all parts of an argument together
Which modifier best strengthens the argument that a new smartphone is remarkably user-friendly?
In an argumentative essay, how would a writer's use of assertive language most likely affect the tone?
Which sophisticated application of modifiers would most enhance the persuasive effect of a call-to-action statement for educational reform?
How does replacing the word ‘dedicated’ with ‘dogged’ alter the interpretation of an academic’s approach to research in a scientific journal article?
Identifying which logical fallacy involves attacking the person making an argument rather than the argument itself?
When advocating for free public Wi-Fi access, what type of modifier should be used to make the advocacy seem well-reasoned rather than overstated?
In order to appeal more effectively to skeptics in her audience, how should an author modify this claim? “Standardized tests accurately reflect student intelligence.”
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In an author's critique of consumer culture, which modifier in the phrase "the utterly insatiable appetite for new technology" best emphasizes the negative aspect of society's desire for constant innovation?
What type of evidence is primarily based on facts and data?
What type of modifier underscores certainty in an author's claim about the effectiveness of a study method?