Answer:
Written in question and answer format, and typically, a reader writes to the outlet with a problem in the form of a question, and the media outlet provides an answer or response.
Explanation:
One example is:
Question: Dear Appleπ101,
I am not sure how to catch up on grades. What should I do?
Sincerely,
Unmotivated
Answer:
Dear Unmotivated,
maybe studying will help! Perhaps even creating study group dedicated to helping solve questions about homework and tests.
Hope this helps,
Appleπ101
Answer:
Source 1: primary
Source 2: secondary
Source 3: primary
Source 4: secondary
Source 5: primary
Source 6: primary
Primary sources are usually original thoughts and ideas. Secondary sources are usually thoughts and ideas about a primary source. A movie is a primary source; a video/article review of the movie is a secondary source.
Hope this helps
Answer:
Informative speeches give information.
Explanation:
You're telling somebody something with information and facts so they learn.
