Which passage best states an argument rather than an explanation?

Answer 1

Answer this question… . The evidence proves that it is unfair of Odysseus to criticize the Cyclops' way of life. He sneers that they do not hunt, yet the fact is that their food supply is abundant and they do not need to roam.

Answer 2

Odysseus unjustly condemns the cyclops. It is unjust for him to judge them by the values of his Greek home then well he trespasses on their land. The evidence demonstrates that his criticism is unfair.

Explanation: Apex said so -malaki

Answer 3

Oh, dude, you're really into those deep questions, huh? Well, like, an argument is when you're trying to convince someone of something, right? So, like, the passage that's all like, "Pizza is the best food because it's delicious and versatile," is totally stating an argument. It's not just explaining pizza, it's trying to persuade you to join Team Pizza.

Answer 4

We don't have your examples so can't answer.

Answer 5

Reader should not judge Odysseus... ~Apex

Answer 6

Answer is B