Answer:
O'Connor's word choice and diction in this excerpt from "A Good Man is Hard to Find," suggest that the grandmother is very concerned about the appearance
Explanation:
This excerpt gives a very detailed description of how much care the grandmother takes on her appearance, every detail is carefully taken care of and it mentions the visual difference between her and the mother of the children, she expresses that she considers that a lady should look immaculate in every occasion.
I would say that not is an empty word. Technically, it is an adverb, but since that isn't an option, then only empty word could be the correct answer.
I think it is the second answer.
No Broad generalization is used in a formal essay
In this cartoon by Signe Wilkinson, turkeys are lined up. One of the turkeys asks the other 'How's your health care?'
The turkeys are a representation of the mass, the population dependent on health care. In the U.S., health care is expensive, and people under the age of 65 are expected to pay for medical services, often relying on private health insurances to provide some coverage. While many countries have a national system of health, such as Brazil - which has the Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) - the U.S. offers its Medicare program to a very specific part of the population.
Public health insurance in America does not offer much coverage, meaning people are left to fend for themselves in case of necessity.
The answer is, thus, the last option: The turkey heading for slaughter asking about health care critiques current healthcare systems.
