I think option A. Is true
It would it be inappropriate as a Critical thinker to use metaphorical sentences in certain contexts because it will confuse the audience with the implied comparison for instance, classroom was a zoo might be confusing to understand.
<h3>Why can the use
metaphorical sentences confuse the audience?</h3>
The use metaphorical sentences can confuse the audience because the metaphorical description usually make use of an implied comparison, instead of literal comparison.
As a Critical Thinker, one canuse assessment of reasons to evaluate statements as well as assumptions in ordinary situations, it will be more confusing in getting the point by ordinary audience.
And as a thinker, you need to consider the understand of the audience, because communication can only be effective when the receiver is able to get the the message.
And if metaphorical sentences are been used, the receiver of the message can misinterpret the message, which is not good for an effective communication.
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Assemblage can be taken as different from other sculptural practices in many ways. The one that seems most significant to me is the 'ready-made' aspect of it and the depth that gives to not only the conceptual and material practices. e.g the assemblage is of items and objects that usually have a history to themselves and tell their own story, which is utilised throughout assemblage art.
Compression as a TIFF file, suing the LZW algorithm, produces a negligible reduction to 252kbytes. Better results are achieved by saving in Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format, a relatively new file format with a more efficient lossless algorithm which compresses the file to 172kbytes (66%). I hope this helped. I added a link to a book that I received this information from.
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