Multiple Choice: 1 pointPurposes: Identify whether the rhetorical purpose in the following statement belongs to the writer (author) or the reader (audience). If they belong to the writer, identify whether they are intended to inform or persuade, and if they belong to the reader, identify whether they are more passive or active.Statement: In an email to your supervisor, you outline the reasons why you deserve a raise.Group of answer choicesWriter-persuasiveReader-activeWriter-informativeReader-passive

Multiple Choice: 1 pointPurposes: Identify whether the rhetorical purpose in the following statement belongs to the writer (author) or the reader (audience). If they belong to the writer, identify whether they are intended to inform or persuade, and if they belong to the reader, identify whether they are more passive or active.Statement: A high school chemistry teacher posts safety guidelines for the assigned class experiment.Group of answer choicesReader-activeWriter-informativeWriter-persuasiveReader-passive

Multiple Choice: 1 pointPurposes: Identify whether the rhetorical purpose in the following statement belongs to the writer (author) or the reader (audience). If they belong to the writer, identify whether they are intended to inform or persuade, and if they belong to the reader, identify whether they are more passive or active.Statement: Voters read an editorial about a ballot proposition and may use this information to determine whether to vote yes or no.Group of answer choicesReader-more active purposeAuthor-informativeReader-more passive purposeAuthor-persuasive

Multiple Choice: 1 pointPurposes: Identify whether the rhetorical purpose in the following statement belongs to the writer (author) or the reader (audience). If they belong to the writer, identify whether they are intended to inform or persuade, and if they belong to the reader, identify whether they are more passive or active.Statement: A student attends A Midsummer Night's Dream, the comedy written by William Shakespeare, and then writes a summary of the play.Group of answer choicesWriter-informativeWriter-persuasiveReader-passiveReader-actie

Writers should consider appealing to ___ when attempting to persuade readers. MULTIPLE ANSWERS CORRECT1 pointcommunicationlogicemotionsauthority

Multiple Choice: 1 pointUnderstanding rhetoric in these terms helps us communicate and understand each other more effectively.Group of answer choicesPersuasionIdentificationPerspectiveInformation