The answer is (B) that is not a good location because the pages are now available to the public
Answer:
Nora believes that lying with good intentions is fine, while Mrs. Linde believes that lying to one's husband is wrong.
The primary purpose of this passage is to
c. entertain
Explanation:
The passage in a few short and crisp sentences is written to present a rather bizarre and funny story about a dog that dies and the two coquettish women who have to carry it on the train to give it a proper burial.
The German shepherd that dies had to be buried somewhere but the insistence on a proper burial makes it to be carried on the subway where it is stolen and the last sentence makes this a tell tale work of entertainment.
The last sentence anticipates the element of surprise for the thief when they will see inside the suitcase.
Answer:
B). Claim and Counterargument.
Explanation:
An argument is defined as the key statement around which an entire literary paper or essay is surrounded and attempts to convince the readers to believe in it with logic and sufficient evidence. An effective argument consists of a variety of significant elements but as per the question, the two most basic and important elements of an argument would be a 'claim and counterclaim'.
<u>The claim functions to emphasize a specific idea or point and its validity before the readers</u> and <u>the counterclaim however attempt to negate or deny the key statement(central claim) that is further denied through evidence in support of the actual argument.</u> Including counterclaim is significant as it reflects the objective approach and enhances the credibility of the work as it mirrors that the speaker/author is aware of multiple dimensions/perspectives of the claim. Therefore, <u>option B</u> is the correct answer.
<span>The independent clause in this sentence is "I interviewed a local scientist". By definition, an independent clause is a statement that can stand by it self as a simple statement. It is a complete sentence by itself. It can be used to express simple thoughts.</span>
