Is that the whole question?
I'm not sure what to say here
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B
Explanation:
I'm just guessing because I cant elaborate on just the question
Answer:
Philip describes Miss Narwin in decidedly unflattering terms. He says that she's so uptight that she must have been put together by superglue. And according to Philip she has no sense of humor. ... He resents Miss Narwin for making him read The Call of the Wild, a book that his mom had to read way back when.
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An exit plan for a fire drill - to explain steps to take in the event of an emergency.
A company-wide e-mail - to send the same information to many people at the same time.
A dress code policy - to inform people about what they should and should not wear.
A warranty for a tablet computer - to explain what the product's maker accepts responsibility for.
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The answer is: <u>e. appeal to novelty</u>
Explanation:
Basically what the appeal to novelty fallacy is about, it's exactly and literally this statement as the argument is based on something being better than the other because it´s newer. The other options cannot be possible as <em>bandwagon </em>is basically basing your argument on what the other people believe, if the majority believes it's correct, then according to this fallacy, it is correct; <em>false syllogism </em>is an incorrect proposition, which draws the wrong conclusion from two premises; <em>appeal to tradition </em>is that one which is believed to be correct judt because it's the traditional belief; <em>invalid analogy or false analogy </em>consists in assuming that just beacause two things are different in a certain way, then they are different in every aspect.
