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Q 1. What topic have the “Pro” and “Con” authors written about? (Explain in as few words as possible).2. What is the “Pro” author’s point of view concerning his or her topic? 3. What is the “Con” author’s point of view concerning his or her topic? 4. Indicate the “Pro” article’s specific purpose. In other words, what is the author’s goal in writing this article? 5. Briefly explain why you chose this specific purpose.

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