Text: Adapted from Asking the Right Questions by Browne and Keeley Join our cause by resisting the processed noise ordinance. Our community has faced dwindling jobs overly the past 20 years, and some of us havent been able to find a job in town for many years. Those of us who care about our community want to attract new employers to this fine, hard-working area. The proposed ordinance only benefits the retired folks in town who dont care about the people who still need to work to make a living. This ordinance would hurt our town by reducing our ability to attract new industries. The fear of fines would chase away even the most interested businesses. Economic progress is more important than keeping things a quaint and quiet. If you care about our town, vote down this ordinance before its too late. Prompts: 1. What is the issue in the above text, stated as a question? 2. Is the issue descriptive or prescriptive? Which one? 3. What is the conclusion, stated as an answer to the question in No. 1? 4. What is the implied or unstated reason/s? 5. What assumption does the author make? Is it a descriptive or value assumption? 6. What is one example of evidence the author uses to support his/her reasons