Writing an 1. This essay tries to convince many readers to give up a common habit. Often readers can be sensitive about such an approach. How does this writer lessen the possible negative impact of his criticism? 2. How does this author's argument appeal to his readers' concerns and vahues, assuming that many who drink bottled water are concerned about the environ- ment and are health conscious? 3. What types of evidence does the writer use in his argument? 4. Why does the writer in paragraph 10 offer some suggestions for buying bottled water when the entire paper is dedicated to discouraging the practice? 5. In the introduction and the conclusion the writer links buying bottled water with something he calls "consumeritis." Is this strategy effective? Why or why not?