Which best describes the difference of how the Mississippi River is presented in each passage? A) The first passage is a part of
a novel, while the second passage could be a part of an encyclopedia entry. B) The first passage has an exciting plot, while the second passage simply presents objective, factual information. C) The first passage is written from a personal, opinionated point of view, while the second passage does not have a specific tone or voice. D) The first passage presents factual information about the Mississippi River, while the second passage simply uses the Mississippi River for plot points and setting.
The first passage presents factual information about the Mississippi River, while the second passage simply uses the Mississippi River for plot points and setting.
<span>A(n)
_____ of _____ is the mistaken belief that an idea that is good for the
individual will still be good when it is adopted by the whole group.
A. fallacy; composition
B. error; assumption
C. statement; myth
D. arrangement; untruth
