Welp, it's certainly not the first one...the second one is very likely but I guess it depends on if they mean like a real conflict, so if it's real then it's the third option..yeah I guess go with that, and if I'm wrong I'm so so sorry!
Even though the first passage isn't completely logical, since its arguments are basically hypotheses, the second passage appeals mostly to the emotion of the reader, therefore, the right answer is the first option:
Passage 1 uses a logical approach, while passage 2 contains appeals to emotion.
Answer:
Anne admires her father's quiet decency
Explanation:
I took the test it is pretty much true
Progressive verbs show that an action is in
progress during a certain period of time.
Progressive verbs are sometimes called
continuous verbs. The form of the progressive
is be + -ing. This is known as the present
participle
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