An effective persuasive claim should avoid ________.
A)reviewing the facts of the case
B)using an intimidating tone
C)being specific about how the problem should be resolved
D)closing on a positive note
E)showing how the individual is responsible for the problem

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B)When drafting a persuasive claim, give your reader a good reason for granting your claim. Show how the individual or organization is responsible for the problem, and appeal to your reader's sense of fair play, goodwill, or moral responsibility. Explain how you feel about the problem, but don't get carried away and don't make threats. People generally respond most favorably to requests that are calm and reasonable.

An Effective Persuasive Claim Should Avoid ________