Answer:
1)The competition was incredible (PN)
2) The contestant seemed confident (PN)
3) The examination questions were very complex(PN)
4) My most loved habit was the top dancing routine (PN)
5)Most of the names in the show sounded familiar (PN)
6)It was one of the best I had ever seen(PA)
As for this problem together with the options presented with it, the most likely answer and the most probable one would be the last option which is D. All of the above.
In active listening, it is important to pay attention. This is to take note of the information being shared and how you can provide feedback later on. It is also important in active listening to show that you really are listening. Simple gestures like nodding of the head and having an open posture in addition to looking at the person in the eyes are signs that you are listening. Providing feedback is also an integral part in active listening, and quite the tricky one. Some people doesn't want feedback and some wanted to hear it. So it rests on the judgement of the active listener as to provide feedback or not, and what feedback is to be given.
<span>False analogy fallacy is when someone compares some object or phenomenon to another one, to illustrate his concept but in fact there are little similarities between compared items.</span>
For example if someone says that since A is true and B is similar to A, B must be true.
