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It appears that the best word choice here is going to be <em>reliable</em>. Time and time again, the person who wrote this passage discusses how many times the writer has discussed this topic.
This shows that she is going to be <em>reliable</em>, because of her experience and intelligence. Also, it helps that <em>reliable </em>is in the official thesaurus for <em>authoritative.</em> Hopefully, I didn't mess up this time, Brook!
I once knew a student who had a learning disability called Dyslexia. Dyslexia is when you read words a little bit differently than others. Sometimes you can see letters in a word switched around and it makes the words you are trying to read look like nonsense. This student often go frustrated and sometimes made bad grades in her classes. After some time, with the help of her parents, she found help. She began going to see someone who was qualified to help her learn how to read words easier. After some time, she was reading better and her grades improved drastically! Sometimes we just need a little help and perseverance. <span />
Answer:
Use a the woods as the setting somewhere in Britain in the 1800's
subject killer on the loose
theme be careful who you trust
sorry that i cant help more but good luck!
Answer:
The evidence in the passage is strong because it <u>d. is relevant to the topic.</u>
Explanation:
The topic of this passage is the mortality of influenza virus back in Elizabethan England. The writer's purpose is to show readers that the flu was much scarier and deadlier back at that time than it is today. To prove that, the writer uses numbers - 7.2 percent, 2.5 percent, 150,000, 5 percent, 0.53 percent - as evidence. Readers can compare death rates and clearly conclude that Elizabethan flu was more violent than the flu we commonly see or have nowadays. Therefore, the evidence in this passage is relevant to the topic, helping the writer prove it right.
Please help me with 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 please I really need help
puteri [66]
Im sorry i dont understand this. Wish I could help!!
