14.
which of the following should come first in a written proposal?
a.
a definition of the problem that is backed by evidence to show that problem is serious enough to require immediate action
b.
a call to action that uses strong appeals to convince readers to act on the proposal now
c.
a step-by-step plan for a feasible solution that includes a cost-benefit analysis
d.
an acknowledgement of opposing viewpoints and previous attempts at solving the problem, and arguments for why the solution offered in the proposal is more feasible