Which is an example of finding common ground when addressing a counter - argument?

A. While both sides agree that texting while driving is dangerous,

many people aren't willing to make it illegal.

B. People should realize that the death penalty is expensive and

doesn't deter criminals from committing crimes.

C. Societies that tolerate animal cruelty are far more likely to tolerate

cruelty against human beings as well.

D. Processed foods are dangerous and need to be either banned or

subject to special labeling.

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Annika Daniels

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10 August, 07:56

Which is an example of finding common ground when addressing a counter - argument?

A. While both sides agree that texting while driving is dangerous,

many people aren't willing to make it illegal.

B. People should realize that the death penalty is expensive and

doesn't deter criminals from committing crimes.

C. Societies that tolerate animal cruelty are far more likely to tolerate

cruelty against human beings as well.

D. Processed foods are dangerous and need to be either banned or

subject to special labeling.

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Kaeden Figueroa · Answer 1

I think the answer is A, but I'm not so sure.

Brayden Travis · Answer 2

A. While both sides agree that texting while driving is dangerous,

many people aren't willing to make it illegal.

Explanation:

In this example, the speaker is indicating that both sides which take part in the discussion have found a common ground, that is to say, that texting while driving is dangerous. Based on this assertion, then the counter-argument is presented, which in this case represents a rebuttal to that assertion.