For example, he never explains precisely what he means by fast food. At times he seems to be talking about junk food delicious but empty calories found in every coffee shop, grocery store and delicatessen in the country. At other times he seems to be talking about any food sold at McDonald's, Burger King or KFC.

Which criterion is Crossen using in this excerpt from "A Culinary Wasteland" to evaluate the book Fast Food Nation?

A. Logic
B. Coherence
C. Organization
D. Clarity of terms

Question

For example, he never explains precisely what he means by fast food. At times he seems to be talking about junk food  delicious but empty calories found in every coffee shop, grocery store and delicatessen in the country. At other times he seems to be talking about any food sold at McDonald's, Burger King or KFC.

Which criterion is Crossen using in this excerpt from "A Culinary Wasteland" to evaluate the book Fast Food Nation?


 		A.	Logic
 		B.	Coherence
 		C.	Organization
 		D.	Clarity of terms

anonymous · Answer

@MasterHXR help please

anonymous · Answer

Somebody probably already asked this question before. I have no idea, and since you closed the question how will someone answer it?