Practice Task 3 Directions: In two paragraphs, write an analysis of the arguments presented by the writer in the manifesto below. Use the guide questions provided. In adversity, the crisis has also brought out some of the best in our societies, from solidarity among neighbors, to the bravery of health and other key workers in facing down risks to their own health to serve their communities, to countries working together to provide emergency relief or to research treatments and vaccines. The "lockdown" measures that have been necessary to control the spread of COVID- 19 have slowed economic activity and disrupted lives- but have also given some glimpses of a possible brighter future. In some places, pollution levels have dropped to such an extent that people have breathed clean air, or have seen blue skies and clean waters, or have been able to walk and cycle safely with their children- for the first times in their lives. The use of digital technology has accelerated new ways of working and connecting with each other, from reducing time spent commuting, to more flexible ways of studying, to carrying out medical consultations remotely, to spending more time with our families. Opinion polls from around the world show that people want to protect the environment and preserve the positive that have emerged from the crisis as we recover. Source: Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus,"What We Have Learned From COVID- 19," WHO Manifesto for a Healthy Recovery from COVID- 19, May 26. 2020, www.who.int. 1. Is the argument logically acceptable? 2. Are the evidences presented realistic? 3. Is the argument leading to the development of a society