<span>False. A public domain source does need the certain kind of attribution or citation. These creative resources that do not associate to a particular domain and are not patented or copyrighted, they would certainly need to be attributed or cited to the source or its origin.</span>
Orthopede is not a word, but orthopedic is a word an orthopedic is a<span> branch of medicine concerned with the correction or
prevention of deformities, disorders, or injuries of the skeleton and
associated structures (as tendons and ligaments)
so I don't know what the answer is but it might be C or D(because an </span>
orthopedic is a doctor)
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Jefferson's use of four premises followed by a conclusion in the preamble is an example of a literary device named deductive reasoning.
Explanation:
Reasoning process from one or more premises (statement) to reach a logically confined conclusion is known as deductive reasoning.
The following is an example of an argument that uses deductive reasoning:
1. All star are immortal. (First premise)
2. Sirius is a star. (Second premise)
3. Therefore, Sirius is immortal. (Conclusion)
Deductive reasoning gives a valid conclusion to the argument.