As a lexical definition, the definition "'Religion' means the opiate of the masses" may be criticized as:
A) Being negative.
B) Being ambiguous.
C) Being figurative.
D) Being obscure.
E) Being circular.
C
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Identify the main issue in the following passage. If two or more issues are present, indicate how they are related-that is, does the settlement of one depend upon the settlement of the other?The burden of proof is on the critics of capital punishment. Capital punishment is accepted widely as an effective deterrent, and if you are against what is accepted widely, it is up to you to make a case.
What will be an ideal response?
"Tony's Via Appia is a popular Italian restaurant. So are Johnny's Ristorante Napolitano and Vito's Clam House. And all of them have menus strong on lasagna, spaghetti, and pizza
Pastafasule's is a popular Italian restaurant, so probably they have a menu strong on lasagna, spaghetti, and pizza" is an example of A) enumerative induction B) statistical syllogism C) causal argument D) analogy
The basis for the Japanese writing system came from
A. Malaysia. B. India. C. China. D. Vietnam.
The following dispute: Cindy: I have it on good authority that you lifted your term paper from the Internet. I'm afraid you're guilty of plagiarism. Dave: That's not plagiarism. It's true that the original paper came from the Internet, but I changed many of the words before I handed it in. is best described as:
A) Verbal arising from vagueness. B) Academic. C) Verbal arising from ambiguity. D) Moral. E) Factual.