Which effect does the repetition of to have in the paragraphs that begin to those, for example? it creates a comical, singsong effect that brings out the humor in his themes. it creates a monotonous, repetitive effect that undermines his themes. it creates a rhythm and expanding scope that reinforce his themes.

The effect that the repetition of to have in the paragraphs that begin to those, for example is that it creates a monotonous, repetitive effect that undermines his themes. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option. I hope this is the answer you were looking for and it has come to your help.

No that is not true as is displayed by the book 'A modest Proposal'

Explanation:

A modest proposal is one of the most brilliant pieces of satire ever written and presents a very absurd argument.

The point is not to make the people to agree to the argument but to say that what it represents is based in reality and morally abhorrent.

By laying a factual and well argued claim for the fact one actually foes on to claim that the practice should not be done as it is wrong even though its being justified by the text itself

This is the prime point made by the text .