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Current Events Argument Quiz

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1
In Article 2, the author's tone changes mostly to
direct the reader's attention to the author's main argument
address both sides of the issue
a call-to-action against abortion
establish an emotional appeal
2
The author in Article 3 references political figures and citizens primarily to
address the tensions between authorities and the common people
contrast morality and ethics to justice and equity
show the scale of the debate with the government and society involved
demonstrate the point of views from both a lawful and religious standpoint
3
Article 2 sources "Roe v. Wade" most likely to
suggest the irony of selling abortion pills
inform the reader of the situation of abortion before the incident
support the arguments of the anti-abortion advocates
provide context to the legality of abortion to transition into the argument
4
The author's tone in Article 1 can be best described as
serene
perturbed
strident
mournful
5
In Article 3, the author’s line of reasoning changes primarily to
address the dilemma involved with the debate
acknowledge possible solutions regarding capital punishment
compare political beliefs to ethical beliefs
show the various values that people have for capital punishment
6
BONUS QUESTION: What is Joe Biden's religion?
Atheist
Roman Catholic
Christian
Muslim
7
The primary goal of Article 1 is to
argue for these types of incidents to be called out and given justice
call attention to Owen Lloyds unfair disqualification
examine the rules of swimming
address the drama in swimming