Using the HYPOTHESIS PYRAMID...
- You are a freelance graphic designer, but your computer is from 1998 and is getting kind of slow. The time has come to buy a new one. Use a grouping hypothesis pyramid to show how you will finance your new purchase.
- The San Francisco marathon is coming up in a few months, and you are determined to run it. Unfortunately, your boss just assigned you to a major project that will require eighty-hour work weeks. Using a grouping hypothesis pyramid, show how you will make time for your training runs.
- You totally deserve a raise, but your boss won't give it to you unless you give her a good reason. Create an argument hypothesis tree to show her why she should increase your pay.
- Bears are awesome. You know it, everyone knows it, but your friend does not agree (he likes sea otters). Use an argument hypothesis tree to show him why you are so obviously right.
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