Hello guys, here is my reading task for this week.
Me and a partner read a book called Space Exploration and the book was kind of like a debate. One side of the debate is talking about how exploring space is a waste of money and they think that we should spend that money on medicine and looking for cures.
But then the other side of the debate said that they think that exploring space is needed and they also believe that one day it will save the world.
Goals: Use knowledge from text to combine with new ideas (own and others) to come up with new thinking
Make connections between other texts and general knowledge to expand meaning and pose questions, using more sophisticated texts.
Here is our opinion:
Relationships with other texts:
I have found that usually debates like this have rhetorical questions. I’ve also found that the good arguments point out not only the bad things about the other side but the what people can benefit from their own.
My new thinking:
I think that when you are writing something like a speech or debate you need something to make the listener/reader think and that’s why you would want to put in some hard hitting rhetorical questions.
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