DIRECTIONS: Identity to which part of the editorial article they belong. Type I for the Introduction, B for the Body, or C for the Conclusion.
1. It introduces and rebuts the alternative point of view.
2. It suggests to the reader a course of action or sense of direction.
3. It captures the essence of the subject and gives a clue to the editor’s stance.
4. It synthesizes the arguments and re-emphasizes the writer’s stand on an issue.
5. It presents facts to support the stand of the writer on a certain argument or point of view.
1. It introduces and rebuts the alternative point of view.
2. It suggests to the reader a course of action or sense of direction.
3. It captures the essence of the subject and gives a clue to the editor’s stance.
4. It synthesizes the arguments and re-emphasizes the writer’s stand on an issue.
5. It presents facts to support the stand of the writer on a certain argument or point of view.
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1. B
2. I
3. C
4. B
5. I