<u>Explanation:</u>
In research writing, been guided by a cause refers to writing objectively. This objective or cause is usually<em> </em><em>mentioned in the research question or statement of purpose of a research.</em>
For example, a research question may read;
'<em>What is the relationship between body weight and peoples attitudes towards junk food?
'</em>
In the above research question, it becomes clear to readers that the research would be guided towards getting answers to the question-which is the cause.
Answer:
Do you know the man that sent your sister the expensive birthday card?
Is that the old man who they saw at the supermarket the other day?
The hawker is actually a very healthy man who you bought the fried noodles from.
All those girls' voices are good who will be given a chance to take part in the singing contest.
I'm going to meet the boy that I met at your birthday party.
The principal congratulated the boy that scored straight A's.
Is that the detective which helped to catch the criminals?
Explanation:
Answer:
<h2>A or C answer</h2>
but it's not sure to my answer
