The second passage uses <span> alliteration for effect</span>
Answer:
A. Shakespeare incorporates short sentences to create a rushed, anxious tone.
Explanation:
Romeo and Juliet is one of the most celebrated plays of William Shakespeare. The play has been performed since its inception many times.
In Acts 2, Scene 3, lines 70-101, we see the conversation between Romeo and Friar Lawrence. At first, Lawrence rebukes Romeo for quickly changing his love from Rosaline to Juliet and called him a fickle-minded person.
The technique used by Shakespeare to show the impatience of Romeo is by using short sentences.
Therefore, option A is correct.
The superego. It is the moral part of the brain according to him.
Answer:
a. Missing conclusion, Our client has an enforceable contract
Explanation:
The argument in this scenario, is a modus ponens and is missing its conclusion. Which in this case would be "Our client has an enforceable contract". It is a modus ponens because it has two pieces of logic that are connected and when one is true so is the other. In this scenario, the contract is in writing which is one piece of logic and is true, therefore, the other piece of logic should be true too.
