Suppose a novel contains a chapter with many descriptions of friendly, lively teenagers. Choose the statement below that reflect
s what opinion the author is trying to reveal best. Teenagers are an enjoyable and necessary part of our society.
Teenagers need to get jobs before they leave high school.
When teenagers gather in large groups, it is important to leave them alone.
School is where teenagers should find success and acceptance.
By elimination, the other alternatives do not relate to the author's sentence. The author talks about a chapter with friendly and lively teens. This has nothing to do with the issue of employment for young people, nor does it suggest that they should be alone, nor does it refer to schools at all. However, the pleasant perspective of the adolescents narrated by the author better fits in the conception that adolescents are a pleasant part of the society.
Explanation: Appeals to logos were very common in colonial era writing because of a widespread belief in Rationalism — people took reason and logic seriously.
