This mode of discourse attempts to convince someone______________?
Correct answer: A. Persuasion
- A. Persuasion
- B. Prejudice
- C. Promise
- D. Promotion
Explanation
Persuasion is discourse designed to influence someone’s beliefs, judgment, or actions. Prejudice is an attitude, while promise and promotion are particular kinds of statements or activities rather than the general mode.
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