Arguments and Rhetorical Devices HMH

specific facts, statistics, or examples

reasons and evidence used to prove the claim

statements that address opposing viewpoints

author’s position on a problem or issue

statements that address opposing viewpoints

reasons and evidence used to prove the claim.

author’s position on a problem or issue.

specific facts, statistics, or examples

statements that address opposing viewpoints

specific facts, statistics, or examples

author’s position on a problem or issue

reasons and evidence used to prove the claim

author’s position on a problem or issue

statements that address opposing viewpoints.

reasons and evidence used to prove the claim.

specific facts, statistics, or examples

"Would you want to trust a scientific mission to the people who run reality TV?"

"Imagine yourself as an astronaut, a part of the first manned mission to Mars."

"This form of mining, therefore, would be incredibly beneficial for our survival and advancement."

The risks of space exploration could be grave for a planet already plagued by pollution.

"Imagine yourself as an astronaut, a part of the first manned mission to Mars?"

"This form of mining, therefore, would be incredibly beneficial for our survival and advancement?"

The risks of space exploration could be grave for a planet already plagued by pollution?

"Would you want to trust a scientific mission to the people who run reality TV?"

"Imagine yourself as an astronaut, a part of the first manned mission to Mars."

"This form of mining, therefore, would be incredibly beneficial for our survival and advancement."

"Would you want to trust a scientific mission to the people who run reality TV?"

There is an extra result of space travel: black carbon from rocket exhaust that’s deposited in the outer atmosphere.