Question

1 multiple choice 1 point
\how\ or \why\ questions are often examples of causal arguments.
○ false
○ true

2 multiple choice 1 point
different types of cause and effect arguments require different organizational forms.
○ false
○ true

3 multiple choice 1 point
your ethos wont change depending on your purpose.
○ false
○ true

Explanation:

Question 1

Causal arguments explore causes/effects, and "how" or "why" questions seek such explanations, so they are often causal arguments.

Different cause - effect argument types (e.g., cause - to - effect, effect - to - cause) need different organizational structures to effectively present the argument.

Ethos (credibility) can change based on purpose. For example, a writer's ethos in a persuasive vs. an informative piece may be constructed differently. So the statement is false.

Answer:

B. True

Question 2