Which idea mentioned in the passage is most clearly an example of moral absolutism

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Answer: Moral absolutism refer to an ethical view that particular actions are intrinsically right or wrong. Since you provide no options, The example of moral absolutism would be likely the one that define an action as 'morally right or wrong.'. For example, search sentence that has similar meaning with : "All homosexual people will burn in hell" <<<< example of moral absolutism

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It is important that you use a variety of appeals—to the audience’s logic as well as your own image. a. True
b. False

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Answer:

True

Explanation:

There are many different types of appeals (logos, ethos and pathos being the most common ones) and all of them need to be combined in a text in order to make it interesting and persuasive. If you do not combine a variety of appeals in your text, it can make you seem biased and unprofessional. Moreover, it would make your text less persuasive, and the audience would not be as convinced as they would have otherwise been.

ur answer is A--- True!!

What is the complete predicate of the sentence? The fox crept softly through the brush.

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A predicate is a word or a group of words which describes or tells what the subject is all about. The complete predicate of the given sentence is, crept softly through the bush.

What is the best analogy comparing an outline to a research paper?A. An outline is the blood and the research paper is the organs.
B. An outline is the skeleton and the research paper is the body.
C. An outline is the organs and the research paper is the muscles.
D. An outline is the heart and the research paper is the brains.

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Thebest analogy comparing an outline to a research paper is letter B: An outlineis the skeleton and the research paper is the body. This is because skeleton islike a framework, the foundation of something, the fundamentality of creation. Itis like the fundamental source of everything beautiful that is yet to grow. Adefault of a thing coming for beauty. It is something that came from somethingthat we do not know yet if it is beautiful or not when it grows. But in theright time, everything about it will unravel, slowly but surely, like a flower,from being just a bud (skeleton) to becoming a flower with healthy petals (researchpaper).

The information regarding the origin and development of a word is that word's:lexicography
etymology
bibliography
biography

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The correct answer is "etymology".

It is the science of word origin and how they changed over the years. Not only in form, but also in meaning.

The information regarding the origin and development of a word is that word's:lexicograpy

According to romeo, what is more poisonous than poison

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According to Romeo, money is more poisonous than poison.

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- - Money.

This is because money can lead to selfishness, so in Romeo's words, Money is more poisonous.

Spending time alone with someone can create a feeling of __________.relish
dynamic
appease
intimacy

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Answer:

is it relish i hope its right :(

Spending time alone with someone can create a feeling of intimacy

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