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Reasons, Evidence and Illustrations
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AW.019 Reasons, Evidence and Illustrations
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Which option best separates what the perspective argues, reports, illustrates, and emphasizes?
A
The best map is: factual premise—uninterrupted work blocks can help teams complete complex tasks without extending the workday; illustrative case—calendar audits show that managers average 17 hours of meetings each week; policy reason—"turning every idea into a calendar invite"; rhetorical assertion—one software team finished a security review during a protected morning block.
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The perspective's support is mainly the illustration that one software team finished a security review during a protected morning block; the statement that calendar audits show that managers average 17 hours of meetings each week only repeats that example in broader terms.
C
The best map is: principle or policy reason—uninterrupted work blocks can help teams complete complex tasks without extending the workday; factual premise—calendar audits show that managers average 17 hours of meetings each week; illustrative case—one software team finished a security review during a protected morning block; rhetorical assertion—"turning every idea into a calendar invite."
D
The phrase "turning every idea into a calendar invite" should be treated as source evidence because it states the author's sense of urgency, while uninterrupted work blocks can help teams complete complex tasks without extending the workday is just tone.
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