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1. The picture I chose falls under fallacy because it is taken out of context with how smoking cigarettes can cause cancer. Smoking cigarettes has been proven to cause lung cancer, and COPD, and contribute to other problems in the body. This image is a perfect example of how many people who smoke understand the realities of the situation but also undermine the behavior by stating that cancer has always been around. Many different forms of cancer have been around but smoking cigarettes is connected to causing lung cancer. Creating an understanding for a person who does not want to give up an unhealthy habit can be extremely frustrating. There are people who have smoked for years and will never develop cancer, but instead develop COPD. This is important to understand because there will be patients who will argue and debate that they do not need to make changes regarding their health despite the doctor's orders. Patient education is a top priority and yet there are patients who make several fallacy statements in order to justify their poor health habits. Educating and reminding patients with specific details and how cancer has always been around but specifically lung cancer will be caused by cigarette smoking may result in a patient understanding the severity of the issue.

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2. In this cartoon advertisement particularly resolves around kids returning to school and the teacher already seeming over whelmed from all of the greeting and excitement from the kids who are basically happy to be returning to school. The fallacy seems to come from this teacher assuming this is too much too soon and the kids and their germs with giving apples as gifts comes with giving germs. This cartoon could be offensive to the response of the Teacher look on her face in the photo being she looks grossed out and stressed out think about Covid-19 and the kids being directly too close in her face. The look gives this mask is not going to be enough, because one of them have to be sick with the virus. In reality this photo shows truth to Teachers not feeling the return to schools after the pandemic and how afraid they were to get from the kids , As you can see one of this seems to be holding the virus and she thinking someone is going ti give me Covid-19. Frighten and scared over the hysteria of the disease has people thinking and assuming all sorts of ways and crazy reactions. This could be augment of what I think , but this picture tells it all once again as you look into her face. The argument is also were teachers were honestly not ready for school to start either.

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3. I am sharing one of the great dishes that I love and the recipe: Pork adobo. I follow the recipe from the website called Panlasang Pinoy.

Ingredients

2 lbspork belly

2 tablespoonsgarlicminced or crushed

5 piecesdried bay leaves

4 tablespoons vinegar

1/2 cupsoy sauce

1 tablespoon peppercorn

2 cups of water

Salt to taste

Instructions

1. Combine the pork belly, soy sauce, and garlic, then marinate for at least 1 hour
2. Heat the pot and put in the marinated pork belly, then cook for a few minutes
3. Pour remaining marinade, including garlic.
4. Add water, whole peppercorn, and dried bay leaves, then bring to a boil. Simmer for 40 minutes to 1 hour
5. Put in the vinegar and simmer for 12 to 15 minutes.
6. Add salt to taste
7. Serve hot. Share and enjoy!

When I turn on the stove to start a fire, the fire synthesizes carbon dioxide (Synthesis). You do not need to use a pork belly if you do not eat pork. Single-replacement reaction applies when you substitute the pork for chicken. Substituting the meat will not change the fact that it is still adobo; if there is something that would change, it would probably be the adobo tasting even better. The vinegar acts as an acid. The soy sauce and its saltiness act as the base that neutralizes the acidity of the vinegar

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