Question

Which of these factors is most important to consider when evaluating an informational

article?

whether the article uses persuasive language effectively

whether the article is organized effectively for its purpose

whether the author states his or her purpose directly

whether the article has an audience who cares about the topic

Answer 1

Whether the article is organized effectively for its purpose (in my opinion)

Step-by-step explanation:

1. It doesn't matter if the language is persuasive or not because it is an informational article. It is not an argumentative article.

2. Since it's an informational article, the reader has to be able to understand the information efficiently. If it's confusing... it's not a good informational article.

3. If it's an informational article, the author's purpose is to share information so it's not a very important factor.

4. The last factor is irrelevant because that doesn't affect the actual article.