Answer:
D). Bandwagon Appeal
Explanation:
'<u>Bandwagon appeal</u>' is characterized as the logical fallacy in which the speaker attempts to persuade the common opinion or belief among the people without checking its credibility/validity. In the given sentence, '<u>bandwagon fallacy' is displayed because the conclusion is based on the popular belief that 'mail delivery is terrible these days' without actually cross-checking its truthfulness from the bank's end if the check was received by the bank or not</u>. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
When a source is authoritative, it’s known for its reliability and authenticity. Evidence that a source is authoritative is when a website ends with .org or when evidence is only based off of facts, and not opinions.
The answer is the second one
