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4 years ago

Which statement BEST explains the difference in the two authors'

English

1 answer:

lions [1.4K]4 years ago

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Answer:

The first author argues that most children should be

vaccinated, and the second author argues that many

children do not need to be vaccinated.

Explanation: D is the correct formulated option, since both of the authors goals are to persuade parents into whether their child is to be vaccinated or not. Thus cutting to the chase. In arguments like these, authors would rather focus on persuasion, backed up by evidence, especially in critical arguments like these (based on the health of children).

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