Question

1. what is one thing you should do to analyze emotional appeals?

decide whether the emotional appeals are logical in light of the authors reasoning, evidence, and/or claim.
determine whether the authors reasoning, evidence, and/or claim are valid.
identify how emotions used by the author make you feel about the issue.
ask yourself whether the authors purpose is fully supported by emotional appeals.

Explanation:

To analyze emotional appeals, we need to check their relation to the author's reasoning, evidence, or claim. The first option focuses on whether the emotional appeals are logical in the context of the author's reasoning, evidence, or claim, which is a key step in analyzing emotional appeals. The second option is about the validity of the author's reasoning/evidence/claim (not directly about emotional appeals' analysis). The third option is about personal feelings, not an analytical step for the appeal itself. The fourth option is about the author's purpose being supported by emotional appeals, which is not the main analytical step for emotional appeals.

Answer:

A. Decide whether the emotional appeals are logical in light of the author’s reasoning, evidence, and/or claim.