Words:
- Deliberate
- Validity
- Interpretation
- negate
- Dispute
- Refute
- Fallacy
- Rebuttal
- Affirm
- Credibility
I will give a brief explanation of each word, which will then help us reach the final answer.
- Deliberate. Completes an action with purpose, well thought out.
- Validity. Root word being valid, which means to be proven to be correct. Validity means to question the integrity of the "correctness".
- Interpretation. An individuals' thought processes, ideas, and opinions of a subject.
- Negate. To hinder or cease.
- Dispute. Argue against with the intent to cancel.
- Refute. To Invalidate.
- Fallacy. A misconception founded without evidence.
- Rebuttal. A counterargument.
- Affirm. Certified as or guaranteed to be true.
- Credibility. Proof that information is true.
With my definitions in mind, the matching words and definitions are:
- Deliberate - <em>h. The act of explaining the meaning of something.</em>
- Validity - <em>e. Think about the pros and cons carefully.</em>
- Interpretation - <em>f. Being logical, accurate, and factual.</em>
- Negate - <em>i. Show that a statement is ineffective or false. </em>
- Dispute - <em>d. A disagreement or argument.</em>
- Refute - <em>c.</em> <em>Prove that something is wrong.</em>
- Fallacy - <em>a. Using information that is incorrect.</em>
- Rebuttal - <em>g. An opposing argument.</em>
- Affirm - <em>b. State something strongly as a fact. </em>
- Credibility - <em>j. The reputation of being trusted or believed in.</em>
<u>1</u>. C
<u>2</u>. D
<u>3</u>. A
Question 1 (<u>Explanation</u>)
A formal outline is when you organize all the information you have gathered for said speech, it helps present a theme and the points of you speech (Even minor points.).
Question 2 (<u>Explanation</u>)
If Hannah is making a list for all her main and sub points then using specificity is a great way to do that, it help connect points to a particular subject, which in this case would be whatever her speech is about.
Question 3 (<u>Explanation</u>)
The delivery of the information you plan to cover will allow the reader to see the theme and depth of the information that is given. The delivery also adds more details to the information you would be covering.
1.They will be driving to new york tomorrow morning
2.I hope the weather will be nice
3.I offered him this job. I think he will take it
4.I promise I will not be tell your to anyont
Answer: The text structure help the author convey his central idea that a prince is judged by the quality of his servantsby giving supporting proof of a ruler accepted to be astute on the grounds that he picked a decent worker. This is the right choice.
The creator tells that one can pass judgment on a ruler's intellingence through the workers he picks. Assuming a ruler can pick a proficient and dependable worker, the sovereign's significant degree of knowledge will be percieved.
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