What analogies, illustrations, or examples does the author employ to convey their argument?

Directions: Select ONE of the course readings from Hauerwas, Kant, Pasquerlla/Killilea,
Bonhoeffer, Arthur, Altman, Lukianoff/Haidt, English, Mills, Lewis, Punzo, Mappes,
Klepper, Thomson, Warren, Beckwith, Rachels, OR O’Rourke/Hudson found in Lying,
Free Speech, Family Ethics, Sexual Ethics, Abortion, or Euthanasia modules. All other
readings are prohibited. Using your selected reading, respond to the following questions
with short answers. Each answer should be a paragraph in length (4-5 sentences) and in
your own words. NO ONLINE/OUTSIDE sources allowed. Single-spaced. Times New
Roman-12pt Font. Copy/Paste the template with the questions intact into your own word
document and place your answer under the question.
1.) List the name and author of the article you will be responding to:
2.) What is the problem that the author is addressing?
3.) What is the author’s main argument (solution to the perceived problem)?
4.) Select a quote from the article and describe why you think it is important or interesting:
5.) What analogies, illustrations, or examples does the author employ to convey their
argument?
6.) What aspect of the argument did you find most persuasive?
7.) What aspect of the argument did you find least persuasive?
8.) Pose a question, counter-example, or challenge to the author’s main argument:
9.) Explain why you agree or disagree with the author’s main argument:
10.) Write two questions that you have after your reading:
a.) INSERT Question 1
b.) INSERT Question 2

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