Answer: A.)Decide what broad statement the data supports.
Explanation:
If you need to draw conclusions from the data presented on a table, you should look at the information presented and decide what broad statement that data seems to support. That would be your conclusion.
Option B is wrong because a certain degree of scepticism is needed rather than complete agreeableness. Option C is wrong because emotions do not allow for very good conclusions and option D would be correct except it would be difficult to evaluate the accuracy of the information displayed if no referent information is given.
Answer:
It would be B. For spring break, my family will visit Washington D.C.
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Answer:
Hyperbole
Explanation:
The statements made above could be clearly interpreted statements which are blown out of proportion of the actual occurrence. It is best called an exaggeration. The speaker is trying to establish how impatient he feels waiting for the traffic light to turn green and give a go when he's late and the speed of other drivers. The statements made shouldn't be given a literal or exact interpretation as the exact meaning are over exaggerated of the actual happening. Sentences of this nature have figure if speech referred to as HYPERBOLE