Answer:
A. Red herring.
Explanation:
Fallacies are considered as flaw or errors in reasoning that cripples the logical efficacy of an argument that allows its recognition as erroneous or ineffective. Red herring is a kind of logical fallacy that involves the introduction of an irrelevant topic in an argument that leads to diversion of the readers from the main argument. This fallacy is usually employed to create suspense fiction to mislead the readers. Thus, <em>the given example illustrates red herring fallacy as it distracts the audience by the inclusion of a false topic(children dying from eating contaminated foods) in the central argument that is the laws for pet food free of fatal contaminants. </em>
Answer:
Andromeda begged Perseus to save her. Perseus agreed ... Acrisius, afraid of the prophecies that his grandson would kill him, fled to Larissa.
Explanation: In their confrontation, Perseus used Medousa's head to turn the Titan into stone. Perseus continued his journey home and, as he passed the kingdom of Ethiopia, he came upon the beautiful and helpless maiden Andromeda, chained to the rocks waiting to be devoured by a sea monster.
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This picture has many elements in it
- Alimodian⇢A municipality in Phillipines
- ECQ⇢A rule under which a specific amount of people can't assemble at a same place and all the locals are to abide by social distancing guidelines
- 13 New cases⇢It depicts 13 new cases of corona virus in the area
It shows that due to new cases in the area , people have to go under ECQ ,have to wear mask and abide by instructions regulated by the authorities.
Answer:
The idea that is conveyed in both "dust of snow" and "who knows if the moon’s" is Nature can be mysterious.
Explanation:
The question is not complete since it does not provide the options to answer it, here are the options:
* Nature can be playful.
* Nature can be harsh.
* Nature can be annoying.
* Nature can be mysterious.
The poems "dust of snow" by Robert Frost and "who knows if the moon’s" by Edward Estlin C u m m i n g s describe different things in nature but with the same mystery tone, as frost talks about the interaction between a crow, nature and a human while C u m m i n g s talks about the moon, as they develop the descriptive lines they give incredible powers of wonder to the elements in their work.
