English, 15.04.2020 00:41 erikloza12pdidtx

Barry is analyzing his classmate's argumentative essay. Which question would best help Barry evaluate the argument?

What emotions does my classmate feel about the topic?

What facts does my classmate use to support the claim?

What arguments have other people made about this topic?

What is the most interesting piece of information in this essay?

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