Question

in \how does technology affect the worlds most social animal?\ how does the author attempt to persuade you?
with facts and anecdotes
with facts and fictional scenarios
by inspiring strong emotions
by making appeals to popular opinion

Explanation:

To determine how the author persuades, we analyze each option:

• "With facts and anecdotes": Authors often use factual information (like research, data) and anecdotes (short personal stories) to persuade, as they combine credibility (facts) and relatability (anecdotes).
• "With facts and fictional scenarios": Fictional scenarios lack the authenticity of real - world examples, so this is less likely for persuasive writing on a topic like technology's effect on social animals.
• "By inspiring strong emotions": The question's context (about technology and social animals) doesn't suggest an emotional appeal as the primary method.
• "By making appeals to popular opinion": Appealing to popular opinion is less reliable for persuasion compared to using facts and anecdotes, as popular opinion can be wrong or unfounded.

So the most logical choice is "with facts and anecdotes".

Answer:

A. with facts and anecdotes