Answer:
1. It contains a thesis statement to establish its main point. - True
2. It is meant to present an idea or concept towards an audience. - True
3. It uses rhetorical questions to arouse the minds of the audience. - False
4. It does not persuade the audience to go with the writer's belief or position as written in his/her essay - True
5. Writer's opinions on the topic are more than enough to support the points raised by the writer in his/her essay. - False.
Step-by-step explanation:
An informative essay has the purpose of educating the public about a subject, exposing that subject, showing information about it, explaining it and analyzing it. It is important that this type of lesson has a thesis statement capable of reaffirming the main subject, establishing it. However, this type of essay does not try to persuade the public, nor does it present opinions of the author, as it does not aim to convince the public of something, nor to generate reflections through rhetorical questions.