If an author wanted to persuade people to recycle, how would that shape the content and delivery of her article?

A) She would persuade readers to think about the history of recycling and why, where, and how it began.

B) She would encourage readers to recycle by providing facts and statistics as to why recycling is important to the earth

C) She would ask readers to consider the technical aspects of recycling and explain the processes involved with recycling from start to

finish

D) She would amuse readers by providing a story about a water bottle and the journey it takes from being thrown into a recycling bin to

its new life as a yoga mat.

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Brennan Frey

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5 September, 03:02

If an author wanted to persuade people to recycle, how would that shape the content and delivery of her article?

A) She would persuade readers to think about the history of recycling and why, where, and how it began.

B) She would encourage readers to recycle by providing facts and statistics as to why recycling is important to the earth

C) She would ask readers to consider the technical aspects of recycling and explain the processes involved with recycling from start to

finish

D) She would amuse readers by providing a story about a water bottle and the journey it takes from being thrown into a recycling bin to

its new life as a yoga mat.

Submit

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Lillie Fitzpatrick · Answer 1

B.

Explanation:

Persuasion is the act of convincing your audience to believe or do something. So, encouraging readers to recycle by providing facts and statistics that reinforce the idea that it's important for the Earth would persuade them to begin recycling.