Question

As a doctor of 10 years I can say with confidence

that washing your hands is paramount to
preventing illness. Take my advice. Don't find out
the hard way like so many others who are suffering
from hepatitis and other diseases that can ruin your
life and your dreams.
Which statement best describes the structure of this argument?
A
The writer first appears to the reader's emotions and then to his or her
authority
B. The writer first appeals to common sense and then to the reader's
emotions

C. The writer first appeals to his or her authority and then to the reader's
emotions
D The writer first appeals to the authority of the reader and then to logic
and fart
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Answer 1

Answer: C. The writer first appeals to his or her authority and then to the reader's emotions.

Explanation: "As a doctor of 10 years I can say with confidence that washing your hands is paramount to preventing illness. Take my advice."

Answer 2

C: The writer first appeals to his or her authority and then to the reader's emotion.

Step-by-step explanation:

The structure of the argument is best described by the Ethos that the writers uses, which is the appeal reflecting one's character and thus their credibility (his or her confidence as a doctor of 10 years.). Then Pathos by which the writer evokes the reader's emotions of avoiding suffering because of diseases, and/or having to learn the hard way.