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River has been revitalized", the harbor where it

meets Lake Erie is alive with boaters and tourist
and Lake Erie itself is now home to a $600 million
fishing industry....
(5) But problems persist. For all our success, there
are still dangerous run-offs of toxins and
pollutants into our streams; communities that don't
have the knowledge or the resources to fully
protect their water; regions where the wrong kind of
development threatens our hard-won progress...
(6) First, we must do more to protect the public
health. People shouldn't have to worry about
whether the water they drink is safe, or whether the
fish in our waters can be served to our children.
(7) Second, we must do more to prevent polluted
runoff from contaminating our waters. The recent
outbreaks of pfiesteria' in Maryland, Virginia, and
other states demonstrates just how critical this is,
and how much more we must do to fully protect our
water.
(8) Third, we need comprehensive approach to
water quality -- one which brings together all levels
of government, and all concerned members of our
communities, to share ideas and approaches, to
pool resources, and to develop a truly
comprehensive strategy to safeguard our water...
(9) This is not the first time we have extended this
invitation to Congress. In President Clinton's first
term, we spelled out our principles for
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Select the correct answer.
Which rhetorical strategy can be seen in the organization of paragraphs 5-8?
OA.
B.
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O D.
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logos
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Answer 1

The rhetorical strategy that can be seen in the organization of paragraphs 5-8 is:

B. logos

These paragraphs primarily focus on presenting logical arguments and reasons for taking specific actions to address water quality and environmental issues. The emphasis is on the importance of public health, the prevention of polluted runoff, and the need for a comprehensive approach, all of which appeal to reason and logic.

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