Discussion
When a writer, through his writing, tries to convince his readers and persuade them with logic and moral appeal, what is such writing termed as?
Answer: D
Writing that tries to convince readers and persuade them with logic and a moral appeal is persuasive writing. The writer builds an argument, gives reasons and evidence, and appeals to the reader's sense of right and wrong in order to bring the reader round to a point of view.
Descriptive writing paints a picture of a person, place or thing. Discursive writing discusses a subject from several points of view and does not necessarily try to win the reader over. Personal writing practice is writing about oneself and one's own experience. Only persuasive writing aims to convince.
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