Which sentence from the passage does the writer use to persuade readers to use self-restraint?

a. Do what you already have the power to do: Don't go.

b. The marketplace always controls what is being marketed.

c. Money controls what films are being made.

d. Trying to tell others what they should see and hear ... is not going to work

Question

Kaliyah Kaufman

English

30 January, 02:08

Which sentence from the passage does the writer use to persuade readers to use self-restraint?

a. Do what you already have the power to do: Don't go.

b. The marketplace always controls what is being marketed.

c. Money controls what films are being made.

d. Trying to tell others what they should see and hear ... is not going to work

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Vincent Weber · Answer 1

"a. Do what you already have the power to do: Don't go" is the sentence that persuades readers to use self-restraint, since it is showing the reader has the capability.