When one predicts the consequence of an action in a persuasive writing, one can what? A. assume it will always be bad B. think positive and have good consequences C. realize there are both good and bad

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When one predicts the consequence

of an action in a persuasive writing,
one can what?
A. assume it will always be bad
B. think positive and have good consequences
C. realize there are both good and bad
consequences to a position

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B. think positive and have good consequences

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Answer: C. Realize there are both good and bad consequences to a position

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Shenell answered Dec 9, 2021

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