In-depth Critical Analysis: Examining a Text on Driverless Cars

This essay presents a critical analysis of a text concerning driverless cars, focusing on various aspects such as the text type, evidence presented, purpose, target audience, and contextual elements. It identifies the text type as descriptive and examines the use of evidence, distinguishing between factual claims and persuasive elements. The analysis explores the author's intent to inform the public about potential drawbacks of driverless cars while also considering the contrary perspective of promoting their benefits. The tone of the text is assessed as serious, influenced by question-forming language and the use of rhetorical devices like metaphors. Furthermore, the essay evaluates the effectiveness of interrogative techniques in strengthening arguments and discusses the role of graphic images in supporting the author's viewpoint. The analysis extends to identifying narrative and explanatory elements aimed at attracting customers and building trust in driverless technology, considering the appropriateness of the language level and the reliability of the text in the modern context. Finally, it touches upon the effectiveness of word choice, particularly the use of longer phrases, in conveying detailed information and influencing public adoption of driverless cars.

English Critical Analysis

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1) The text type is descriptive.
ii) Evidence is basically a thing which has been read, experienced and see, which can cause
a person to believe that something is really true or it has actually happened. The two
pieces of evidence from the text are quality of being actual, as the future of the auto
mobile industry is based on the driverless cars because the technology is being updating
day by day, the more people are looking forward to enjoy the automatic versions of these
products. For eg, states like California and Texas are currently having driverless cars.
2(i) The purpose of this text is to aware people about the harms and negatives which can be
increased with the use of driverless cars( Xiao, 2018). The piece of evidence in this text is, clear
and convincing. As this information is persuading people to believe that it is more likely to be
true and fair.
iv) The targeted audience of this text is general public and the regions in which driverless
cars are being promoted.
v) The two pieces of evidence in support of the answer are, contrary evidence and
and compelling evidence, as the contrary is related to the evidence because it
influences the people to think more about the question also requires to support an
idea. as the compelling evidence is the one which convinces the people that
something is true and it should be done.
The one aspect of the context is spreading an informative message to the auto mobile industries
and the businessman too, so that they can think from their perspectives also.
3(i) The tone of this text was serious.
ii) The tone has been created in a serious way as the language of the text was question forming
which was putting more emphasis on the matter(Patil, 2019). . . tone is effected by the language
as it presents the piece of writing to the audience.
Iii) metaphor is a language feature which effects the tone and creates connection and empathy.
4(i) The technique was interrogative, for example, the author has asked the people that
how will they opt the vision of driverless cars in near future.

ii) The technique was is quite good good at strengthening the argument because it
has valid statements and questions.
5.)) The graphic images are supporting the author's perspective in a right manner, as there
are a lot of disadvantages of promoting those cars on the roads. The purpose was to
aware the people about the negative aspects of the driverless cars so that more safety
and less traffic should be promoted. e.g. The car may not know that the vendor is
standing at his next turn or it may have to stop itself.
6.))Th type of text was Narrative and explanatory.
6.))) The purpose is to attract the customers and build their trust on driverless cars. The
one piece of evidence is convincing.
6.)))) The Audience is managerial, because the text has to convince the people in order
make them believe regarding the matter.
6. )iv Providing information about the advantages and promoting the upgraded and
convenient use of technology.
7(i) level of language was intermediary, related to the feature of flexibility. The two evidences
are comparative and convincing. Which was encouraging the customers to opt for driverless cars.
7(ii) The level of language was appropriate up to a great extent as it was promoting easy and
beneficial way of driving for the customers.
8(i) The text is reliable according to the modern world as it is influencing the general public to
switch on the driverless system. The two pieces of evidences are descriptive and documentary.
9(i) The word choice was Longer phrase in this text.
9(ii) The word choice of having a Longer phrase is quite effective as the text is containing a
detailed information about the topic and it is also investigating the key factors to influence the
adoption of driverless cars by the general public.
REFERENCES
Books and journals

Patil, A., More, P. and Sasikumar, M., 2019. Incorporating finer acoustic phonetic features in
lexicon for Hindi language speech recognition. Journal of Information and Optimization
Sciences, 40(8), pp.1731-1739.
Xiao, F., 2018. An improved method for combining conflicting evidences based on the similarity
measure and belief function entropy. International Journal of Fuzzy Systems, 20(4),
pp.1256-1266.
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