Your first answer seems to be right but I will try to answer the rest of the questions if you attach them
It seems that you have missed the necessary options for us to answer this question, but anyway, here is the answer. The one that best <span> describes how the graph differs from Chekhov's story about the same topic is this: it provides a factual view of the topic.</span>
If you are using a sentence from the passage given, you have to put it in quotes and mention which paragraph it’s from.
For example:
“Sentence from prompt” (paragraph 1)
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Answer:
Identify how emotions used by the author make you feel about the issue.
Explanation:
An emotional appeal is meant to manipulate the emotions of an audience and use such appeal to win an argument while pushing logic aside.
Therefore, when analyzing emotional appeals, the most important thing to look out for is to identify how the emotions used by the author makes you feel.
This is important because what you feel is most likely what others will feel so it is essential to look out for this factor when trying to analyze emotional appeals.
Answer:
Skeeter is suspicious of the way Hilly has arranged the names, as if the point of them getting together were for William and Stuart to meet. She knows she's being paranoid, especially after being stopped by the police while crossing over the bridge to the colored section of town.
Explanation
I looked it up and a book came up so maybe your talking about this?
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