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Read this sentence from paragraph 2. From the case to keep libraries Public libraries house the largest collections of fiction books. How is paragraph 2 an example of logical fallacy? The author assumes
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Read this sentence from paragraph 2. From the case to keep libraries

Public libraries house the largest collections of fiction books.



How is paragraph 2 an example of logical fallacy?



The author assumes that fiction books are the only type of book that is worth reading.

The author assumes that without libraries, people would read less fiction and be less empathic.

The author assumes that all readers enjoy fiction books more than other genres of books.

The author assumes that without fiction books, libraries would have very little to offer visitors.

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D, The author assumes that without fiction books, libraries would have very little to offer visitors.

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