Rhetorical
Knowledge
· Focus on a purpose
Definition: To be determined to present a point. To stay on topic and task.
Explanation: I know how to focus on a purpose. In my argument essay, my purpose was to
convince others that animal testing is viable and important. In my thesis I wrote, “Animal testing isn’t
as inhumane as one thinks; it’s very important to discovering new treatments,
and it …..” You can see my purpose is to
convince readers that animal testing is acceptable. Later, in paragraph 2 I wrote, “Without
testing animals, we’d not have cures for polio, TB, ……” (Johnson). As you can see, I am still focused on my
purpose since I’m explaining that testing is helpful for cures to
diseases. In my last paragraph I wrote, “…………………………………..” This drives home my point. It is clear that I can focus on a purpose,
because I did so in my argument essay.
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