I am not sure what you are asking here. If you are asking what parallel structure looks like, you would have to keep the verb tenses the same. For example, Sam likes to ride bikes, hike trails, and bake bread. What is does NOT look like: Sam likes to ride bikes, go hiking on trails, and baked bread with her grandmother. The structure words would be based of the passage you were given, which isn't supplied here. If you were asked to write a paragraph using a parallel structure, follow the example given here.
1. one statement made about the museum is it is the most interesting museum in the world. the reasons and details to backup my statement are this museum is special you can see amazing things like a collection of gym socks scarves and souvenirs leaves and old candy boxes
2. the advertisment try's to connect with the readers feelings cause the museum is a place where you can explore and so wonderful meaningful things that must have been created by people who find things valuable and want to share with the world.
Hope the both of these answers help:)
I would love to help you with this question , but can you please send the story of the paragraph 12 that this story is focusing on.
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Answer:
He is saying that if people manipulate you into asking wrong questions, or turn your head away from the truth then they don't have to worry about the truth being exposed. One example is that of the Nazi regime, they redirected questioning of the mass genocide of millions of Jews into questions such as "How does this benefit Germany?" rather than "Why are millions of Jews suffering?". By being able to change the perspective of the German people, the Nazi where able to avoid backlash and questioning.
Explanation:
Answer: C. By 1980, just ten years later, the race had grown from 110 runners to over 20,000 people and had nearly outgrown the four-lane street.
Explanation:
The statement that least reveals the author's favorable bias is option B "By 1980, just ten years later, the race had grown from 110 runners to over 20,000 people and had nearly outgrown the four-lane street".
When compared to other options, we can see that option B is a statement that's based on evidence and facts. Other statements reveal the bias of the author as the statements show that the author is bias and giving opinions why he thinks the race is the best rather than backing the statements with facts.