Answer:
Deductive argument.
Explanation:
A deductive argument can be defined as a type of argument that begins with a factual statement to draw a conclusion. It is a factual and logical reasoning. This argument states that if the premises are true that the conclusion drawn must be true as well.
It applies a 'top-bottom' principle which means that first general statements are made then these statements are narrowed to reach the conclusion.
<u>In the given statement, two premises are stated either Jack can enroll in full-time school or buy a car. Then the statement got narrowed when he thought to enroll in a full-time school than buying a car. Then the conclusion drawn was that he had to put off buying the car</u>.
So, the correct answer is deductive reasoning.
Answer:
an argument is someone's opinion and evidence is proof of something
Answer: You know no perception of others thoughts or feelings. Only the narrator, or main character.
There is no word is a perpiration because perpiration is not one of those action.
Herr was a war correspondent who is famous for "Dispatches" - a Vietnam war memoir. Philip Caputo wrote a book "A Rumor of War", also about Vietnam war. Both became very important "documents" of the war, even a dispute arised on the discussion of best book written for the Vietnam war. The crucial difference is that Herr's book is consisted of pure personal experience, while some parts of Caputo's book contain fiction.
