B I’m pretty sure. Not for sure...
I think the correct answer would be the <span>term "self-confidence" cannot be defined. Yes, it has a definition in the dictionary. However, people's perception of such varies greatly it differ from one to another. This would be hard to evaluate and to set clear criteria for the research of such topic.</span>
The correct answer is B) extended, with at most two conclusions.
"Because the Chicago Public Library is a distinguished institution, therefore we can expect that the city’s budget will continue to include library funding as a protected item. It also follows that Chicago citizens will continue to have free access to the world’s great literature" is the following type of argument: extended, with at most two conclusions.
When we are answering some questions, we have to give arguments to support our answers. There are usually four types of arguments. They are argumentation by analogy, inductive argumentation, deductive argumentation, and abductive argumentation. In the case of the question, we can use deductive argumentation using the premises that are there to be verified. The type of argument extended, with at most two conclusions.
The other options of the question were A) simple. C) extended, with more than two conclusions.
A) The conclusion paragraph.
The Federal Reserve LOWERS interest rates to encourage economic growth.
Aside from lowering interest rates, the Federal Reserve also lowers reserve requirements and buying securities to fight recession and encourage economic growth.
