He uses his professionalism to trick readers into seeing him without humor. An example of using language to his advantage is when he said, “Americans should go to the federal government simply to secure the benefits of citizenship for their children” (Chapman 17). The author is better off using fancy words as long as he is seen as a specialist who readers can trust with his work. The choice of words is remarkable in that it varies depending on the author's intended audience. In this case, his target audience would be people over the age of eighteen, which is clear from the expressions and words he uses throughout the article. The author constructs his work effortlessly to interpret, which will allow readers to read comfortably without having undue difficulty understanding what he is saying, which is imperative given that if he were to use higher level words , he would completely lose readers. It is necessary for authors to be effective in their writing. Steve Chapman, an author, showed its effectiveness in one of his articles titled “Why Citizenship Should Remain a Birthright” by providing readers with logical reasoning on the subject so that they understand that he is capable of think outside the box. He was also effective in researching the topic he was interested in.