Question

question 10 (1 point)
in argumentative writing, what should the conclusion typically end with?
a. an emotional appeal designed to evoke sympathy.
b. a summary of evidence followed by weak qualifiers.
c. a personal statement or a call for action.
d. a detailed description of the writers credentials (ethos).

Explanation:

In argumentative writing, the conclusion aims to leave a lasting impression. A personal statement or call for action (Option C) motivates the reader. Emotional appeals (A) can be manipulative. Weak qualifiers (B) undermine the argument. Credentials (D) are for establishing ethos earlier, not the conclusion.

Answer:

C. A personal statement or a call for action.