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The Faith Cure Man" by Paul Laurence Dunbar ... Now he said that he could do no more for her except to ease the few days that remained for the child. But Martha Benson would not believe him. ... sending in a child from across the hall to take care of Lucy while she was at work, for sick as the little one
The logical fallacy used in above given sentence is <u>slippery slope</u>.
<u>Option: B</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
A slippery slope argument is usually a negative claim where an effort is made to prevent others from following a plan of action as it could lead to a certain undesirable consequence when they do so. The effectiveness of such a statement relies on the warrant, i.e. whether a mechanism which leads to the significant result can be shown or not. Often this sort of argument is used as a means of fear-mongering, where the possible effects of a given action are manipulated in an effort to intimidate the public.
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My mother saw it and start to cry
Answer:
Yes, people can change their morals and values. People change those all the time. It really only takes education, dedication, and time.
In order to actual change, people need to be educated in the subject, they have to be dedicated to changing it, and they have to commit time.
In some cases, however, people just change and they don't realize it. I don't exactly know what that takes but it just happens.
Explanation:
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The answer is symbolism, because getting arrested in the name of art symbolizes giving up yourself, your freedom, to art, something that is beautiful and vibrant and holds a message.