Question

which of these activities is part of thinking rhetorically?

considering your audience by making a judgment about their intelligence

engaging closely with others views and considering how context and experiences shape
their perspectives

imagining the different positions on an issue and using your intuition to analyze the
evidence

hearing what others are saying and using logical arguments to show them how they are
wrong

Explanation:

Rhetorical thinking focuses on understanding context, audience perspectives, and how experiences shape viewpoints to communicate or engage effectively. Judging audience intelligence, relying solely on intuition, or only proving others wrong do not align with this framework. Engaging with others' views while accounting for context and experiences is core to rhetorical thinking.

Answer:

engaging closely with others' views and considering how context and experiences shape their perspectives