Question

question 7
1 pts
which pattern demonstrates how the speakers points are more favorable than alternative positions?
problem - solution
cause - effect
comparative advantage
refutation

Explanation:

• Problem - solution: Focuses on presenting a problem and then a solution. It doesn't directly compare the speaker's points to alternatives in terms of favorability.
• Cause - effect: Deals with showing how one thing (cause) leads to another (effect). It's not about comparing the favorability of different positions.
• Comparative advantage: This pattern is specifically used to show how one option (the speaker's points) has more advantages or is more favorable than alternative positions.
• Refutation: Involves disproving an opposing view. While it can be part of a larger argument, it's not the pattern that directly shows the speaker's points as more favorable in a comprehensive comparison sense like comparative advantage.

Answer:

comparative advantage