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Which is the BEST example of an appeal to logos, or reason?

Is the writer still living?

Does the writer demonstrate respect for opposing viewpoints?

Does the writer evoke a strong emotional response?

Is the writer well known to the public?

User Timbmg
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Answer:

B. Does the writer demonstrate respect for opposing viewpoints.

Step-by-step explanation:

An appeal to logos is to persuade the audience through reasoning. Some examples may include stats/data or cited facts. Response B is the reasonable choice, since it deals with reasoning, even it entails the mentioning of opposing views. Basically, facts over feelings.

Hope that helps!

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