I’m studying for my English class and don’t understand how to answer this. Can you help me study?
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- Claim: As you read, find at least one (1) claim he’s making to support his overall argument.
- Evidence and Strategy: For that claim, figure out what type of evidence and strategy he’s using to support the claim.
- Audience: Figure out who you think he’s speaking to in when he makes that claim and supports it with a particular kind of evidence and strategy. Is he speaking to a particular geographic location (people in San Diego), or people with a specific level of education or knowledge in a particular field, or people who believe one thing or another, or who are a specific gender, or race, etc.?
- Effective? Finally, decide whether or not you think he was effective in making his argument. Do you think his audience (not yourself) would believe the point he’s making with the support he’s using. You might not be the target audience, so don’t just tell us if you think he’s effective; you have to put yourself in the shoes of the intended audience.
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