Write an essay to explain how the author builds an argument to persuade the reader

Assignment A8—Persuasion(4)InstructionsRead the articles provided for this assignmenttosee how the authorsuse(a)evidence, includingfacts or examples, to support claims,(b)reasoningto develop ideas and to connect claims andevidence, and(c)stylistic or emotiveelementssuch as word choice or appeals to emotion to add power to the ideas expressed.Then choose exactly one article to write about.Write an essay to explain how the author builds an argument to persuade the reader.Your essay must follow the plan of organization below to explain how the author uses one or more of the features listed above (evidence, reasoning, and persuasive or stylistic elements), or features of your own choice,to strengthen the persuasiveness of the argument, and then to conclude with your personal responseto the article. Plan of OrganizationIntroductionIn one paragraph, give the title of the article, the name of the author, and a very brief summary of the argument made inthe article.This can be done in a single sentence! Keep in mind that the purpose of an introduction is to briefly indicate the content and direction of the essay, not to summarize the entire content of the essay.Body ParagraphsIn several short paragraphs, explain how the author uses one or more of the features listed above (evidence, reasoning, and stylistic or emotive elements), or features of your own choice,to strengthen the persuasiveness of the argument.Conclusion/ Personal ResponseIn one paragraph,give your personal response to the articleor the topic addressed in the article: The most interesting part of this article is that…, or An important aspect of this topic…, or The strangest thing about this topic…, or What is missing from this argument is…, etc.ExpectationsThe response is a multi-paragraph essay of 300-600 words that follows the plan of organization. The writing shows reasonably consistent control of sentence structure and basic language conventions—grammar, word usage, syntax, punctuation, spelling, capitalization—so that the intended meaning is always clear, without too many distractingerrors.For more information about meeting expectations or exceeding expectations, see the