1. Early in the piece, Matthew

Springer uses a rhetorical question

when he asks, "Could students be

better motivated by something as

simple as a little formal recognition?"

What effect is this technique intended

to have on the reader?

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Kale Wilkins

17 September, 13:18

1. Early in the piece, Matthew

Springer uses a rhetorical question

when he asks, "Could students be

better motivated by something as

simple as a little formal recognition?"

What effect is this technique intended

to have on the reader?

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Leandro Lambert · Answer 1

Answer: The effect this technique is intended to have on the reader is to:

Place small importance to the little formal recognition most student wish for.

Explanation: The rhetorical question which quote "Could students be better motivated by something as simple as a little formal recognition?" means that students are being motivated by little formal recognition they get from others, which is of low or little priority. In order words, students need to forget about this little formal recognition and focus on effective ways to improve themselves for future achievements.

1. Early in the piece, MatthewSpringer uses a rhetorical questionwhen he asks, "Could students bebetter motivated by something assimple as a little formal recognition?"What effect is this technique intendedto have on the reader?

1. Early in the piece, Matthew

Springer uses a rhetorical question

when he asks, "Could students be

better motivated by something as

simple as a little formal recognition?"

What effect is this technique intended

to have on the reader?