Question

whole group: central idea

1. complete the table to show how each paragraph develops the idea that winning isnt everything.

	paragraph 2	paragraph 3	paragraph 4
through an appeal to experts, winning can cause stress and outcomes arent everything.	□	□	□
through a logical appeal, research shows that cut off on improvement boosts performance.	□	□	□

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each row's description and match it to the paragraph (2, 3, or 4) that uses that type of appeal (emotional, expert, logical) to develop "winning isn't everything." However, since the actual paragraphs' content (not fully visible here) would determine the matches, typically:

• Emotional appeal (learning from failure → personal growth) often ties to a paragraph using anecdotes or emotional language (maybe Paragraph 2 or 3, but context - dependent).
• Appeal to experts (winning causes stress) would cite experts/studies on stress (maybe Paragraph 3 or 4).
• Logical appeal (research on improvement → performance) uses data/reasoning (maybe Paragraph 4 or 2). Without the full text, we assume the standard structure:
• "Through an emotional appeal..." → Paragraph 2 (if it has personal stories of failure and growth).
• "Through an appeal to experts..." → Paragraph 3 (if it cites psychologists/coaches on stress).
• "Through a logical appeal..." → Paragraph 4 (if it has research stats on improvement). So we check the boxes accordingly based on the paragraph's rhetorical approach.

Answer:

(Assuming typical paragraph - appeal matches, but actual answer depends on full text. For example, if Paragraph 2 uses emotional appeal, Paragraph 3 uses expert appeal, Paragraph 4 uses logical appeal: )

• For "Through an emotional appeal that learning from failure can build personal growth." → Check Paragraph 2's box.
• For "Through an appeal to experts, winning can cause stress and outcomes aren’t everything." → Check Paragraph 3's box.
• For "Through a logical appeal, research shows that improvement boosts performance." → Check Paragraph 4's box.