I believe this all depends on the situation, but I'm leaning towards
"To bring about an emotional response as a rhetorical strategy as the best means for conveying critical information." (Or the 2nd one)
Answer:
As I was walking home from school one day, I saw a lady bug. It was one of those red one's. The more typical color you would see here. I continued walking leaving the lady bug on the sidewalk. When I arrived home I opened the door to the smell of a very well cooked dinner. I walked into the kitchen throwing my backpack into the living room. "How was your day?" I heard my mom say over the stove's crackling noise's. "it was good I guess.." I said with a mix of sadness in my voice. "AW, does baby need a tissue?" My big brother yelled exaggeratingly from the kitchen table. I persuaded myself to ignore him, I walked into the living room to get out my homework. I analyzed it and let out a big *sigh*. I had to paraphrase someone else's words into a paragraph.
(that's not short.. is it?) (Also I didn't use negotiate)
Answer: This is the answer uwu hope this helps ^_^ Diamond is the name
hunter named Rainsford becomes stranded on an island where humans are hunted for sport. He engages in a battle of wits with the master of the island, General Zaroff, to survive the game.
Answer:
IT. REALLY. SUCKED. AND. IT. WAS. TRASH.
Explanation:
To have three main points your writing about in your topic. For example.... Timmy likes bread because it's tasty, delicious, and healthy
