You can make the introduction of a proposal more persuasive if you
A) explain in great detail how much better you are than your competitors.
B) hint at the problem you will solve but avoid explaining the reasons for the proposal.
C) remain as vague as possible to keep the reader intrigued.
D) provide a hook such as mentioning a remarkable resource available exclusively to the writer.
Question 2
An effective proposal should do all of the following except
A) showcase the writer's expertise and build credibility.
B) emphasize how the writer's methods and products will benefit the reader.
C) get the reader's attention.
D) analyze findings, draw conclusions, and make recommendations intended to solve a problem.
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