Which definitional type is based only on the genetic or blood connections between family members?

Heather's speech is designed to convince her audience that organic farming is a

superior way to farm. As she articulates the reasons for her position, she says, "First," "Second," and "A final reason". When she uses this kind of language to introduce her reasons, she is using _______. A) signposts B) a preview C) a summary D) a categorical device

Heather comes from a single-mother home, and her mother always makes her finish her plate at meals. When Heather refuses to eat, her mother says, "Heather, finish your dinner. I know it's not fancy, but it's the best I can do

There are starving kids in Africa who don't even have what you have." Which intercultural dialectic is being depicted in this scenario? a. personal–contextual b. static–dynamic c. history/past–present/future d. privilege–disadvantage