Answer: Catherine took more than twelve hundred dollars.
Explanation:
Catherine is a character from F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel, the Great Gatsby.
In Chapter 2, Tom Buchanan takes Nick to an apartment where he often sees his mistress, Myrtle. This is where Nick meets Catherine, Myrtle's sister, and the four of them have an impromptu party, together with a couple McKee. Catherine and Nick discuss Nick's neighbor, Jay Gatsby, and rumor that he is a nephew of Kaiser Wilhelm.
Catherine mentions her trip to Europe, Monte Carlo, where she went 'with another girl'. She states that they went to Monte Carlo with more than twelve hundred dollars, but, allegedly, got robbed.
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most of the time yes, they do
Answer:
I don't know what you are saying
<u>The correct answer is option B ("Denver gets an average of 57 inches of snow every year").</u>
We refer to "logos" as a literary or argumentative device employed to persuade someone of a certain statement <u>using logical reasoning</u>. In the present case, the only example that utilizes an appeal to logos, would be option B, since <u>it's stating a clear logical fact based on statistics</u>. This type of data could very easily be used in an argument to strongly support a specific stance.
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