English, 24.02.2020 02:07 ladybugys

How do details from the excerpts support the author's
purpose?
In the first excerpt, the author uses facts and statistics,
while in the second excerpt, the author uses words that
appeal to readers' emotions.
In the first excerpt, the author relies on third-person
point of view, while in the second excerpt, the author
uses first-person point of view.
In the first excerpt, the author uses words to persuade
the reader while in the second excerpt, the author uses
language to entertain the reader
In the first excerpt, the author uses narrative techniques
and figurative language, while in the second excerpt, the
author includes facts to persuade.

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