Answer:
B, C and D.
Explanation:
A is for persuasive.
Narratives narrate a complete story, so it has a beginning, middle and end. They may be fiction (fictional story telling) or non-fiction (recounting past events).
Not sure, is this a joke or a serious question lol
The tone of a story is the way the author expresses the attitude of the story. It can change throughout the story, but there is generally an overall tone in most stories.
The overall tone in A Christmas Carol, I would say, is fairly dark, seeing as how no matter where Ebenezer Scrooge goes or looks, it makes him sad in the end. All three spirits show him fairly horrible things, except the spirit of Christmas past, but that is the past, and it's still sad, seeing as how one cannot return to the past. Not until the very end are things somewhat jovial, since Scrooge spends Christmas with the family of his poorly-paid employee.
Prejudice is an opinion that was preconceived and is not based on reason or experience. Not liking someone is usually because a quality that person has, you do not like. Wether it be their attitude, hair appearance, something (all of which are reasons). Disliking someone has a reason because noone ever dislikes a person just because. Theres always a reason, big or small.
The types of evidence that the author presents are the opinion of a professional, the statement of someone who participated in the situation being discussed, and the presentation of data that proves the information presented.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Textual evidence is data that proves the information that was presented.
- In the case of "The Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt," the author shows how war veterans need to live with guilt as one of the consequences of surviving a war.
- This guilt is triggered by the feeling that something should have been done to save the soldiers who died in battle.
- To prove that guilt is something recurrent in the lives of war veterans, the author of the article presents evidence.
- This evidence is the explanation of what is guilt given by philosophers, the information given by soldiers who participated in wars, and data on how soldiers manage to return to normal life, even with the feeling of guilt.
This evidence strengthens the text and shows how guilt and the way soldiers deal with it is important for survival and for this reason, it is justifiable for soldiers to seek help to deal with this feeling.
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