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A metaphor compares two things without using the word LIKE or AS. The BEST answer would be (A) because the author is comparing her lips to blushing pilgrims, and she doesn't use the word like or as.
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Based on the sentence above, we could say that the it contains a compound subject. Compound subject is define as noun or pronoun that engaged in the activity of the verb. So, since the sentence uses the word "and" it makes makes "Gina and Sydney" a compound subject
Answer: Cell-phone usage should be embraced at public schools as a means of information acquisition
Explanation:
An argument topic would be one that suggests something should be done in a certain way or is a certain way. It is therefore an opinion on how things should be done.
From the options, the first cannot be presented as an argument as it is simply a statement of fact. The same goes for the second and third options. The fourth option however, suggest that cell-phones should be used to get information in public schools. It is therefore an opinion and can be presented as an argument.
