Answer:
A. Context
Explanation:
The introduction establishes an argument's context: it informs the audience of the issue at hand, the prevailing arguments from opposing sides and the position.
Your thesis should clearly and specifically state the setting's role in the work and how it is established.
Writing an effective argument follows certain steps: Introduce your argument by setting the context.
Answer:
Explanation:
C) For all of these reasons, Kale should be added to everyone's diet as a tasty, healthy staple food.
This is because A) isn't a conclusion sentence it'd either be in the paragraph, or not at all because it's irrelevant since it's all about Kale. For B) again it's not a conclusion sentence because it's not something you'd end you paragraph with. It'd be in the paragraph not at the end. D) wouldn't be the best option either because you're trying to convince you're readers to eat Kale. Leaving C) as you best option because it's briefly summarizing your paragraph and it's more appealing to the readers as opposed to the other options.
Voice, because to dictate it to speak. We can find the base word of dictate in diction. Diction is the use of words in speech and the enunciation of those word while speaking. We know it must be voice because the sentence says the doctor uses a voice recorder in stead of physically writing notes.
