I believe the best example of manipulating an audience through media is letter B.
I believe the answer is D) I am going to the store, shopping for ingredients, then start to cook.
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Answer:
- How to plan a succesful spring break - Narrative essay
- Describe the action at a recent sports event you watched or played in - Narrative essay
- Describe a time when you had to apologize to someone and how it felt - Reflective essay
- Compare and contrast classroom learning with online learning - Expository essay
- After high school, students should travel before going to college - Persuasive essay
- If you were the president of the United States... - Expository essay
- Teenagers should have the freedon to decide their own curfew - Persuasive esssay
- Discuss your fondest childhood memories and how they made you who you are today - Reflective essay
Explanation:
I think the prompts that are better explained in a <em>narrative essay</em> are the ones that tell a story from a specific point of view, in this case, the point of view of the one who is writing the essay. That is why I picked the spring break plan and the sport event.
The most suitable essay for describing a time when you apologized and how you felt or for discussing your fondest childhood memories is the <em>reflective essay</em>, because you kind of analyze and relive your past or things that had happened in order to understand them now. It appeals to your deepest feelings.
The essay I would use in order to compare and contrast ideas or to just expose what you would do in a defined position is the <em>expository essay</em> because you would have the space to tell your audience how you would do it and why you think it is the best way to do it.
I would use a <em>persuasive essay</em> in order to defend an idea of mine trying to convince my audience that mine is the best way to deal with the issue.
2) stays
3) don’t invite
4) ‘ll go
5) don’t leave
6) ‘ll be
