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Throughout the epic poem Beowulf, we can see key essentials of the Anglo-Saxon Culture such as bravery, friendship, generosity, and loyalty. Probably the most important trait to them is loaylty. The Anglo-Saxons governing system was built on the fundamental of Loyalty.
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The answer is: <u>e. appeal to novelty</u>
Explanation:
Basically what the appeal to novelty fallacy is about, it's exactly and literally this statement as the argument is based on something being better than the other because it´s newer. The other options cannot be possible as <em>bandwagon </em>is basically basing your argument on what the other people believe, if the majority believes it's correct, then according to this fallacy, it is correct; <em>false syllogism </em>is an incorrect proposition, which draws the wrong conclusion from two premises; <em>appeal to tradition </em>is that one which is believed to be correct judt because it's the traditional belief; <em>invalid analogy or false analogy </em>consists in assuming that just beacause two things are different in a certain way, then they are different in every aspect.
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alliteration
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In the novel, 'Grendal' , the poet uses the phrase, "ragged little bands that roamed the forest on foot" Grendal was a character in the novel that looks like a beast who roamed on the forest on his foot. To describe this effect, the poet uses "alliteration".
Alliteration are used for the same letters or sounds within a different word which exits in one line. From the phrase, it can be seen that 'ragged' and 'roamed' are similar words which expresses the use of alliteration. Its uses is limited to the wordplay so as to keep things interesting for the reader.
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i just hate people that guess and give wrong answers but the answer is A
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A because if you take out the "who's" turn it into "who is" then does it sound right
