Answer:
Inductive, weak
Explanation:
<u>This is an inductive argument because it is using a personal preference</u> to refer to the red wines from Australia, <u>instead of using an unbiased fact</u> like some professional taster's review of the red wines that the argument talks about and is weak because of the poor management of words it uses, it says "all red wines" while it only talks about 3 red wines.
Answer:
It is c
Explanation:
That's the more correct one to me
<span>reread a previous chapter of book from which it was taken</span>
Answer: like she must surrender to her more cautious feelings
Explanation:
Based on the context of the sentence, the statement that best describes how Della felt is that "like she must surrender to her more cautious feelings".
When Della got home, her intoxication brought about l prudence and reason as she lighted the gas after getting out of curling irons and then went to work.
