When a writer tries to get a reaction from you, whether it’s anger, laughter, or tears, it is called a/an appeal to emotion. pro argument. appeal to logic. con argument.

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When a writer tries to get a reaction from you, whether it’s anger, laughter, or tears, it is called a/an

appeal to emotion.

pro argument.

appeal to logic.

con argument.

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The answer is "appeal to emotion."

Rong Nguyen answered Jun 8, 2018

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