7. The topic of the brochure is
8. In the title, "Straight Talk from Your Furrier ," the word furrier means
9. In the sentence "The garments are still crafted by hand, a meticulous process that can require up to one full year for completion of a single coat or jacket," the word meticulous means
10. In the sentence "Our industry associations endorse the efforts of fur farmers to adhere to a strict code of operating practices," the word endorse means
11. In the sentence "Our industry associations endorse the efforts of fur farmers to adhere to a strict code of operating practices," the expression adhere to means
12. The major claim presented in the brochure is that
13. How many items of support for its claim does the brochure offer?
14. "As a natural product, fur is nonpolluting. It does not disrupt the natural ecosystem or deplete nonrenewable resources, as the manufacture of synthetic products does. In addition, U.S. fur retailers do not sell garments made from endangered species." To what audience might these sentences serve as a relevant point in an argument for buying a fur garment?
15. "Freedom of choice is the cornerstone of our country. The decision to buy and wear fur is a personal one. The fur industry supports the right of individuals to choose to buy and wear fur and leather garments that enhance their personal style." This passage would appeal to what audience?
16. "Today's exciting fur fashions offer an array of options capable of expressing many moods and suitable for every occasion, from glittering galas to casual country strolls." This passage would appeal to what audience?
17. "The fur industry supports the right of individuals to choose to buy and wear fur and leather garments that enhance their personal style." From this passage, you would infer that
18. Are the points made in the section "Responsible Treatment" relevant to the claim?
19. Are the points under "Responsible Treatment" adequate to convince an animal rights activist to allow the production of fur garments?
20. Are the points under "Personal Choice" adequate to convince an animal rights activist that selecting a fur garment is a private decision?