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Question:
What is the Literacy rate in the United States?
Answer:
<span>Literacy is 32 million adults in the U.S. can't read. </span>That's like about 14 percent of the population.
Plus 21 percent<span> of adults in the U.S do read below a 5th grade level.
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Also 19 percent<span> of high school graduates can't read</span>
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Answer:
B. Selections for literature classes would represent a broad collection of authors.
Explanation:
None of the other options would successfully implement exposure to other cultures in an appropriate and educational way. What makes a school multicultural is not merely including an aspect of a different culture into their lessons, but actually bringing the other culture as a whole into the classroom or immersing the classroom into that culture. Thus, the best option is to read a broad collection of authors where each would reflect their own worldview, culture, and even costumes sometimes regarding their specific country/culture.
I believe the answer is: Consumers must be knowledgeable
Competition in the free market encourage producers to keep reducing the cost to make their products so it come up cheaper compared to competitors' products. This improve the chance of them using materials or methods that are dangerous for the consumers. Consumers need to be knowledgeable to distinguish the things hat might endanger us and which things are not.
