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    This document provides 10 statements and asks the reader to identify each as an example of either persuasive writing or informative writing by labeling it with a P or I. The statements include examples such as advertising a premium subscription, stating a fact about water's boiling point, and endorsing a political candidate which would be labeled persuasive, as well as definitions of photosynthesis, facts about triangles and France, and statements about the human body, which would be labeled informative as they aim to inform rather than persuade.

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    This document provides 10 statements and asks the reader to identify each as an example of either persuasive writing or informative writing by labeling it with a P or I. The statements include examples such as advertising a premium subscription, stating a fact about water's boiling point, and endorsing a political candidate which would be labeled persuasive, as well as definitions of photosynthesis, facts about triangles and France, and statements about the human body, which would be labeled informative as they aim to inform rather than persuade.

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    Ellah Jean Balidio
    This document provides 10 statements and asks the reader to identify each as an example of either persuasive writing or informative writing by labeling it with a P or I. The statements include examples such as advertising a premium subscription, stating a fact about water's boiling point, and endorsing a political candidate which would be labeled persuasive, as well as definitions of photosynthesis, facts about triangles and France, and statements about the human body, which would be labeled informative as they aim to inform rather than persuade.

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    Directions: Identify whether the statement is an example of persuasive writing or

    informative writing. Write P for persuasive and I for informative.


    1. Upgrade to our premium subscription for exclusive benefits and enhanced
    features.
    2. Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius under normal atmospheric pressure.
    3. Vote for candidate X to bring positive change to our community.
    4. The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two
    sides in a right-angled triangle.
    5. Photosynthesis is the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy.
    6. The capital of France is Paris.
    7. Try our new organic skincare products for healthier, radiant skin.
    8. Support our local farmers by choosing fresh, locally sourced produce.
    9. Join our fitness program for a more active and energized lifestyle.
    10. The human body is composed of approximately 60% water.

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