Answer:
<em>I think humans do have this tendency and I really think it is because many of us humans are very selective people who only like what is visible instead of looking at the bigger picture. God gave each and every one of us (including animals) the ability to think for themselves and therefore it also gives us the ability to judge, hate and criticize whatever the naked eye can see instead of showing love, respect and compassion for those hurting on the inside. So basically what I am trying to say is that this statement is 100% true in my opinion. </em>
False.
The words that introduce adjective and adverb clauses are not those that introduce noun clauses.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The adjective clause structures the noun or pronoun and it is an independent clause. The adjective clause is introduced by words that begin with relative pronoun or subordinate conjunction, that is words like whom, what, whose, which and that.
Adverb clause structures the verb, adverb and adjective and also an independent clause. They are introduced by subordinate conjunction, words like after, although, it, as, before, etc,.
Noun clause can be anything. It can be indirect object or object of proposition or direct subject or subject. It is an independent clause and introduced with words like whomever, where, whoever, when, how,etc,.
The correct answer is D, where demos in Greek means people, and democracy is the rule of people, where people get to decide.
Parallelism in rhetoric is used to persuade, motivate, and/or evoke emotional responses in an audience and is often used in speeches. The balance between clauses or phrases makes complex thoughts easier to process while holding the reader or listener's attention.
