My fellow citizens, please make a donation to support renovations of Thurgood Community Theater. The theater needs our help. Along with the usual problems of any 60-year-old building, the theater has recently been damaged by an electrical fire in the prop room and winter storms that have put undue strain on the roof. The city has not been able to make repairs because of the cost of much-needed expansions to Norcross Elementary School, leaving the responsibility for funding the theater improvements to us, the community. Which option best describes the type of argument used in this speech? O A. An argument of ethics stating how important a theater is to the community B. An argument by authority based on the speaker's position as a community leader C. An argument by analogy comparing the theater to an elementary school D. A cause-and-effect argument explaining why the theater needs renovation​

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