<em>The search for religious truth</em> - Christian: he learns by his mistakes, his diligence and God's grace make possible for him to enter Heaven.
<em>Resistance and the inability to adapt to change</em> - Obstinate: refuses to accompany Christian, and mocks him for going on a journey.
<em>Humanity's weak will and lack of resolution</em> - Pliable: he is frustrated with the difficulties of the journey, and leaves Christian.
<em>God's ability to guide humans by sending messengers</em> - Evangelist: he instructs Christian on how to get rid of the burden, brings good news, which lead Christian to salvation.
D. It was right for the American colonists to declare independence because the British government did not support their interests.
This claim is the strongest because it answers a prompt at the beginning of the claim and also provides a reason for the answer.
A claim needs to answer a prompt and give a reason for the answer. In doing this, the writer provides the argument they are going to present in that paragraph. Evidence is then used to support the claim in an essay. When developing a full argumentative essay, at least two claims would be presented in the thesis statement.
Explanation:
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To show distance, location, or time
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Answer: here’s the answer, kind of a hint actually
Explanation: When two or more singular nouns or pronouns are connected by or or nor, use a singular verb. ... When a compound subject contains both a singular and a plural noun or pronoun joined by or or nor, the verb should agree with the part of the subject that is nearer the verb.
