Read the following introduction and identify the strategy the writer has used to make it
effective.
A study in the Journal of General Internal Medicine found that in both prescription and
nonprescription drug commercials, 57 percent of the claims were misleading, and about 10
percent of the claims were false. While making false claims is illegalso there should have
been none foundthe Food and Drug Administration does not explicitly forbid
manufacturers from making misleading claims. This might explain the high percentage of
such misleading advertisements. Although many ask their doctors for drugs they see
advertised on television, consumers need to view these drug advertisements with skepticism.
a. The writer begins with a cause and effect pattern of development.
b. The writer begins with an historical overview of the topic.
c. The writer begins with a surprising fact.
d. The writer begins with an engaging description.
Question 2
Check your conclusion to make sure you have
a) listed all three points of your essay.
b) introduced new information.
c) written a broad, thesis-level first sentence.
d) provided support for the thesis.
Using the Ti plasmid and Agrobacterium tumefaciens to make transgenic plants
This one might make you look twice
The medical assistant often has to reassure and comfort the patient before effective communication c
Add 5 more to make 9
Testing client’s ability to identify sharp sensations
Curved spines make cocklebur (Xanthium) fruits stick to the fur of animals (and clothing of humans)