analyzing agruments quizs https://prezi.com/a4npo1g4yw55/analyzing-arguments... this is the powerpoint link so u can study and prepare as the quiz answer gives me the results right away I also am including the worksheet with the answers included so you get the general ideal , here is the quiz Determine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“The turkey vulture is called by that name because its red featherless head resembles the head of a wild turkey.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 2Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“The reason she killed him is because she loved him.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 3Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“A mammal is a vertebrate animal that nurses its offspring. Thus, cats and dogs are mammals, as are sheep, monkeys, rabbits, and bears.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 4Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“We hired another member for the night shift because the crew that is on cannot keep up with the workload.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 5Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“I bought a hybrid car because it gets good gas mileage.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 6Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“Those photos faded because they were printed on a computer.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 7Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“The academic success of a student is due to the teacher’s efforts, not those of the administrators. Hence, teachers should be compensated at the same rate as administrators.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 8Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“Because the dog was abused, he bites, he’s destructive, and he has anti-social behaviors.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 9Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“If stem-cell research is restricted, then future cures will not materialize. If future cures do not materialize, then people will die prematurely. Therefore, if stem-cell research is restricted, then people will die prematurely.”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 10Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the passage below is an argument or explanation:“Everyone hates me because I’m so universally liked. –Peter de Vries”Select one:a. argumentb. explanationQuestion 11Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the following argument is best interpreted as being deductive or inductive:“Because a triangle A is congruent with triangle B, and triangle A is isosceles, it follows that triangle B is isosceles.”Select one:a. deductiveb. inductiveQuestion 12Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the following argument is best interpreted as being deductive or inductive:“No email messages are eloquent creations. Some love letters are eloquent creations. Therefore, some love letters are not email messages.”Select one:a. deductiveb. inductiveQuestion 13Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the following argument is best interpreted as being deductive or inductive:“Paying off terrorists in exchange for hostages is not a wise policy, since such action will only lead them to take more hostages in the future.”Select one:a. deductiveb. inductiveQuestion 14Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the following argument is best interpreted as being deductive or inductive:“World-renowned physicist Stephen Hawking says that the condition of the universe at the instant of the Big Bang was more highly ordered than it is today. In view of Hawking’s stature in the scientific community, we should conclude that this description of the universe is correct.”Select one:a. deductiveb. inductiveQuestion 15Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the following argument is best interpreted as being deductive or inductive. If the argument is deductive, determine if it is valid or invalid.“Either classical culture originated in Greece, or it originated Egypt. Classical culture did not originate in Egypt. Therefore, classical culture originated in Greece.”Select one:a. deductive; validb. deductive; invalidc. inductiveQuestion 16Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textDetermine whether the following argument is best interpreted as being deductive or inductive. If the argument is deductive, determine if it is valid or invalid.“If a person lives in Benicia, then they live in California. Bob lives in Benicia. So, it must follow that Bob lives in California.”Select one:a. deductive; validb. deductive; invalidc. inductiveQuestion 17Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textThe actual strength of the link between premises and a conclusion may allow one to determine whether an argument is inductive or deductive.Select one:TrueFalseQuestion 18Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textIf an argument contains the phrase “it must follow,” then we know that the argument is deductive.Select one:TrueFalseQuestion 19Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textAn argument that draws a conclusion about a thing based on that thing’s similarity to something else is a deductive argument.Select one:TrueFalseQuestion 20Not yet answeredPoints out of 0.25Flag questionQuestion textAn argument that predicts what will happen in the future, based on what has happened in the past, is an inductive argument.Select one:TrueFalse

Assignment: Genogram: Hernandez FamilyAs you have been exploring human behavior and the social environment, you have likely increased your awareness of the many biological, psychological, and sociological factors that affect individual behavior. Human relationships are complex, and social workers may find it difficult to keep these important interactions in mind when addressing a client's needs. Murray Bowen (as cited in Zastrow & Kirst-Ashman, 2019, p. 582). developed the genogram, a tool to help social workers and other practitioners create a record of family relationships. Once a social worker creates a genogram for a client, he or she may refer to it when analyzing the client's situation.To prepare for this Assignment, become familiar with how to create a genogram, which is presented in this week's resources. Also, review this week's media about Juan and Elena Hernandez's visit with their social worker.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Su8izNoiUiKqM07rC...By Day 7Submit a 2- to 4-page paper that includes the following:A genogram of the Hernandez familyAn analysis of the Hernandez family's case based on the genogram including the following information.Identify an element of the Hernandez family's case that may influence the way Juan and Elena Hernandez address their issue with the social worker.Explain how the genogram you created might help you address the needs of the Hernandez family.Support your Assignment with specific references to the resources. Be sure to provide full APA citations for your references.

One of the areas of intense study by historians has been the relationship between those who came to the New World and those who inhabited it. In his famous work A People's History of the United States historian Howard Zinn discusses the nature of some these early encounters on Hispaniola. In your textbook, The American Promise, there is a little reading on this topic on pages 34 - 36 . Read these over first. In the Objective A Canvas module read Readings in American History #3 - Zinn's essay entitled "Columbus, the Indians and Human Progress". Compare the two accounts. What do you think of Zinn's sources(Columbus' own journal / diary entries, the historian Samuel Morison and his reflections, and the writings of the first hand observations Bartolome de las Casas)? Are any of them reliable? Discuss each one and weigh the pros and cons of each. Do you agree or disagree with Zinn's points? Do you think HE is a "good" historian? What do you think was the true nature of these early encounters? What should we teach in our history classes? At what grade level? Be sure to answer ALL of these questions within your paper !!Remember, the purpose of the paper is to compare material in a thoughtful and analytical manner and to offer your own interpretation in a cogent, insightful, academic and collegiate way.FormatYou'll see these same requirements under the drop box, but here they are: Papers should be 2-3 typed pages, double-spaced, with 1" margins and in 12' font. Those submitted in WORD are readable, other formats MAY NOT BE. Your name should be on them, with the submission date. You may add an additional "creative" title if you wish to. Should you choose to quote or use ideas from a source other than yourself be sure to mention the source and page that you took it from. Use the parenthetical system for this, i.e. [Zinn, p. 42]. NO outside sources are to be used, and any sort of plagiarism will result in automatic failure for the course.I am not looking for the perfect two page paper just something to get me by.