Yes and no.... scientist group organisms depending on looks, where they live, and what they can do and not do.
Answer:
this fallacy occurs when a writer Builds an argument upon an assumption that are only two choices are possible outcomes when actually there are several
Answer:
a) in fact (additionally, moreover)
b) for instance (for example)
Explanation:
To find the best transition we must first infer the context of the sentences.
First sentence claims the Elizabethan London (London in the epoch of Queen Elizabeth) is a perfect place for a time traveler. Next sentence gives more information on the Queen. That means that the best transition could be achieved with "in fact", "also", "moreover", "additionally" etc.
Third sentence states that the Queen was accomplished public speaker and the next sentence gives an example of one of her speeches. That means that the best transition could be use of "for example", "for instance" etc.
Answer:
The son's disloyalty shows that in the concentration camps, human
decency was strained past the breaking point.
Explanation:
The torment and torture in the concentration camps would drive any person mad, so the basic fundamentals of loyalty and honor were long gone.
D. Academic Integrity. Academic integrity<span> is the moral code or ethical policy of </span>academia<span>. This includes values such as avoidance of cheating or plagiarism; maintenance of </span>academic <span>standards; </span>honesty<span> and rigor in research and </span>academic<span> publishing.</span>
