Text: "Why read Shakespeare"
In his speech to college freshmen, Mack presents his opinion on the value of reading Shakespeare. Evaluate how successfully he appeals to his audience by writing and delivering a brief speech of your own.
• Present an argument about whether Mack succeeds in achieving the ultimate purpose of persuading his audience to read Shakespeare.
• Cite text evidence to discuss whether Mack’s style and tone appeal to you as a student and whether you find the comparisons he makes relevant.
Plz make it between 2-3 paragraphs.
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