The goal of the reasoning process in a piece of expository writing is mainly to

a. allow the reader to understand the text by following the author's thought process.

b. convince readers that the author's knowledge supersedes their own.

c. play on a reader's prejudices to win acceptance of an argument.

d. attack the integrity of the other experts in the field.

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Braydon Hansen

16 November, 00:38

The goal of the reasoning process in a piece of expository writing is mainly to

a. allow the reader to understand the text by following the author's thought process.

b. convince readers that the author's knowledge supersedes their own.

c. play on a reader's prejudices to win acceptance of an argument.

d. attack the integrity of the other experts in the field.

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Reasoning in expository writing allows the reader to understand the text by following the author's thought process. This type of writing is used to explain information and describe this information in the most detailed manner. The writer organizes his thoughts in able to communicate to the reader the topic that he is trying to reach out.