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semple states, "in the past 20 years, congress has established more than 80 new parks. this statement is an example of a fact

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question 3

when semple states that "one [bill] would overhaul entrance fees, which are ridiculously low" he is using an emotional appeal.

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semple writes, "there is, as representative bill richardson of new mexico notes, 'trouble in paradise.'" this is an example of expert opinion used in the editorial.

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the writer must start the body of the persuasive essay with the weakest reason and support.

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