Considering and emulating the use of rhetorical questions in opinion writing
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I can understand and emulate how opinion writers use rhetorical questions for effect.
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Rhetorical questions engage the reader by encouraging them to consider their own opinions.
They are structured in the same way as a normal question.
They can be answered by the writer or left unanswered - both create different effects.
They can be combined with direct address to effectively grab the reader’s attention.
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