How does the organizational structure of the passage support the author's purpose?
You've heard of Black Friday, the big shopping day that follows
Thanksgiving. What about starting Generous Saturday? It would be the
opposite of Black Friday - Instead of buying, people could give. It's the
perfect time of year to donate gently used clothing, books, and toys to
families in need. Generous Saturday could be a great way to boost the
spirit of giving each November
O A. To inform the reader about the needs of people in the community,
the author uses a proposition-and-support structure that suggests
donating to the needy on Generous Saturday.
B. To inform the reader why people should donate their gently used
possessions, the author uses a compare-and-contrast structure
that illustrates how Generous Saturday could help needy familles.
C. To persuade the reader that shoppers are too greedy on Black
Friday, the author uses a compare-and-contrast structure that
shows the benefits of giving on Generous Saturday instead,
O D. To persuade the reader that people should observe Generous
Saturday, the author uses a proposition-and-support structure that
explains the benefits of setting aside a day to give.