No, these are examples of proper nouns
he, she, her, him,
We learn in school that matter is made of atoms and that atoms are made of smaller ingredients: protons, neutrons and electrons. Protons and neutrons are made of quarks, but electrons aren't. ... It's not just matter: light is also made of particles called photons.
Answer:
- Slippery slope fallacy.
Explanation:
A logical fallacy exemplifies flawed or faulty reasoning that functions to disprove the logic of the argument. The given argument displays 'slippery slope fallacy' that implies an error where a small(minor) and less significant initial steps leading to a crucial, considerable, and significant effect or event. Similarly, in the given example, the argument begins with a peripheral step 'what courses should be required of all university students' leading to a serious and notable effect 'university will collapse'. Thus, the argument reflects '<u>slippery slope fallacy</u>'.
YEs it was common for the neighboring family?Because there was little people at that time and they died out quickly
Answer: saying the opposite thing usually for humor
Here is an example of irony:
Denise threw the bottle on the florr while John was looking. John asked "Did you drop the bottle?" Denise replied "No, I thoguht you were looking" with irony.
