Question 4 of 10
2 points
when developing your argument, why should you consider the opinions of
your audience?
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a. to understand what information will best persuade your audience
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b. to focus on topics that your audience doesn't find controversial
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c. to explain a difficult and complicated topic to your audience
d. to choose only claims that your audience already accepts as fact

depends on what your trying to do, but i say A.

Explanation:

if your in an argument your probably trying to get the other person to join your side of the argument..

congress was not thoroughly prohibiting states from funding religious schools.

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