This text contains fallacious statements because the author is attacking his opponent.
<h3>What is a fallacy?</h3>
This refers to a faulty argument or a reason provided to support an idea but that has problems in its structure or meaning.
<h3>What type of fallacy can be found in this excerpt?</h3>
The main fallacy can be found in "My opponent, who uses her time to spread lies and rumors". This type of fallacy is known as the ad hominen and it is a faulty argument because the author attacks its opponent and believes this is a reason for people to support his plan.
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Answer:The Author's Point of View
Explanation:
Answer: a child’s Brain still hasn’t developed fully while an adult is fully developed at 20-30.
Explanation: choices/decisions will impact an adult harder then a child since the child is still learning.
Yes the answer is B he is correct
Hi there!
It seems you need some essay help.
There is no context provided as to what you learned, so I'm not sure how to help there. Basically, the prompt is asking to write what you learned, using what you learned.
Your essay will be structured like so:
Intro
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Attention grabber/hook. Sentence leading into what your topic is about, also catching the reader's attention. Thesis statement, your whole paper summed up (first paragraph summed up, second, and third).
First
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Claim, evidence (with citation), elaboration. Repeated as needed. Finish with sentence claim.
Second
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Same as first.
Third
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Same as first.
Conclusion
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Summed up. Thesis. (optional: leave the reader with a question they have to think about)
Citation page
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A whole separate page with the requested citation. Ask your teacher for exactly how to do this.
Submit your basic outline, which is basically this above, just with what the topic is about (again, ask your teacher on what they want)
Then, write your paper. Use vocabulary and great sentences. A thesaurus can help you find meaningful words to throw in.
Hope this helps! :)
