Why is government the AUDIENCE for this essay?

A ban would need a new law and voter support.

Which of the following is an example of PATHOS used in the essay?

Talking on the phone/driving is signing... up for a crash.

How does the author REFUTE the counterclaim? | Even though overall crashes are going down...

... distracted driving is still hurting people now.

What is the PURPOSE of this essay? What is it hoping to achieve?

Stop deaths and injuries from drivers on their phones.

What is an objective summary of this essay. What did this person talk about?

Driving while using a cellphone is dangerous.

Summarize the types of EVIDENCE used throughout the essay.

Two research papers provide statistics and facts.

What is the COUNTERCLAIM of this essay?

Accidents overall have been decreasing as phone use goes up

Which of the following is an example of LOGOS used in the essay?

Driving while talking on the phone can decrease attention

What is the essay's CLAIM? What is the student trying to prove?

"The use of cellphones while driving should be banned..."

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1
Why is government the AUDIENCE for this essay?
Government can make cellphone makers include a car mode.
Government is the only thing that can do anything about it.
Government is the answer to everything.
A ban would need a new law and voter support.
2
Which of the following is an example of PATHOS used in the essay?
Driving while talking on the phone can decrease attention
Talking on the phone/driving is signing... up for a crash.
Reckless drivers should stop using cellphones while driving.
Many people believe using cellphones while driving is safe.
3
How does the author REFUTE the counterclaim? | Even though overall crashes are going down...
... people drive distracted all the time anyway.
... distracted driving is actually safer.
... distracted driving isn't that big of a deal.
... distracted driving is still hurting people now.
4
Who is the AUDIENCE for this essay? Who is the student trying to convince?
Victims of distracted drivers.
Cellphone manufacturers.
Government.
Drivers.
5
What is the PURPOSE of this essay? What is it hoping to achieve?
Stop people from driving drunk.
Get people to use their cellphones while driving.
Stop deaths and injuries from drivers on their phones.
Ban cellphones.
6
What is an objective summary of this essay. What did this person talk about?
Driving while using a cellphone is dangerous.
How slow humans react while driving.
Dangers of using a cellphone.
Dangers of driving.
7
Summarize the types of EVIDENCE used throughout the essay.
Victims of car crashes explain how they were harmed.
Includes experiences and memories from the student.
Has a celebrity explaining the dangers of phones/driving.
Two research papers provide statistics and facts.
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What is the COUNTERCLAIM of this essay?
Despite what others think cellphone use is beyond dangerous
Accidents overall have been decreasing as phone use goes up
[T]here is still a big risk of using cellphones in the car
Listening to the radio would also reduce driving performance
9
Which of the following is an example of LOGOS used in the essay?
Driving while talking on the phone can decrease attention
Talking on the phone/driving is signing... up for a crash.
Reckless drivers should stop using cellphones while driving.
Many people believe using cellphones while driving is safe.
10
What is the essay's CLAIM? What is the student trying to prove?
"Cellphones while driving... is a huge distraction."
"The use of cellphones while driving should be banned..."
"[These two articles] support my argument"
"[T]here is no reason to ban cellphones."

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