Sentence 3 is the one that appropriately inserts a hyphen to move to the next line. Macie put forth a lot of effort every day to pursue her dream of playing professional softball.
How should a hyphen be used to move to the next line?
When a word cannot fit in a line, a hyphen is used to separate the word.
When a writer has to separate a word into syllables in order to go to the next line, they should use a hyphen. A one-syllable word cannot be divided according to the hyphen rule.
The erroneous usage of the hyphen is evident in Sentence 1 when "r" is separated from "detector."
The hyphen should have been placed between straw and berries in Sentence 2.
Joy is a one-syllable word in Sentence 4.
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Healthy ecosystems clean our water, purify our air, maintain our soil, regulate the climate, recycle nutrients and provide us with food. They provide raw materials and resources for medicines and other purposes
The answer is false, because the bandwagon technique refers to the act of persuading an audience to buy or do something (as advertised) simply because others are doing it (lots of cigarette adverts use this technique, for reference). The type of propaganda defined in your question is the testimonial propaganda: "When a famous or figure endorses and supports a product, connecting the famous person with that product."
Answer:
Marcy might be experiencing Dissociative fugue
Explanation:
Dissociative fugue is a mental disorder in which an individual is unable to remember his/her identity or events of the past, as a result, of a tragic or traumatic event. An individual with this type of mental disorder may experience confusion, depression, discomfort, anger, etc.
Dissociative fugue may be triggered by so many tragic events. For instance, a person who have experienced violence in all forms. A tragic car accident may also trigger the disorder or natural disaster among others. Marcy's situation was triggered by a natural disaster (fire), she may be experiencing dissociative fugue as she could not remember her identity.
