How does the argument presented by a piece of music most likely differ from an argument made in an essay? a: a musical argument appeals only to the listener's sense of logic. b: an essay cannot establish credibility by referring to experts. c: a musical argument appeals almost entirely to the listener's emotions. d: an argument in an essay relies only on appealing to the reader's emotions.

Which sentence should gail insert before sentence 13 to provide an additional detail that supports the main point of the paragraph? a. stanton and mott agreed on most issues, but disagreed on a few important points. b. stanton had a stern husband who did not approve of her feminist views, while mott s husband was very supportive. both women developed a dislike of curtains and removed all the draperies from their homes. d. partly due to poor long-distance communication, they were not able to act immediately on their plans.