Question

which kinds of arguments frequently feature cause and effect arguments?
compare/contrast
narrative
definition
proposal
5 multiple choice 1 point
a __________ is a single episode or event in time.
puzzling trend
happenstance phenomenon
recurring phenomenon
one - time phenomenon
6 multiple choice 1 point
your cause and effect thesis needs to...
reference the reader of your essay.
identify a relationship between the cause(s) and effect(s).
none of these.
include a book title.

Explanation:

Question 1 (Top Question)

To determine which argument type frequently uses cause - effect, we analyze each option:

• Compare/contrast focuses on similarities and differences, not cause - effect.
• Narrative tells a story, not primarily cause - effect.
• Definition explains what a term means, not cause - effect.
• Proposal arguments often need to show why a problem exists (cause) and what the solution will achieve (effect), so they frequently use cause - effect reasoning.

We need to find the term for a single episode or event in time:

• "Puzzling trend" implies a pattern over time, not a single event.
• "Happenstance phenomenon" is about chance, not necessarily a single event.
• "Recurring phenomenon" happens multiple times.
• "One - time phenomenon" is a single episode or event in time.

For a cause - effect thesis:

• Referencing the reader is not a requirement of a cause - effect thesis.
• A cause - effect thesis must identify the relationship between causes and effects.
• "None of these" is incorrect as we have a correct option.
• Including a book title is not a requirement of a cause - effect thesis.

Answer:

D. proposal

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