Answer:
The purchase of a computer comes with several additional monthly and annual costs. Bills for broadband Internet service (approximately $90) and additional electricity usage (approximately $10) would add a monthly cost of $100. Annually, the cost for Internet and electricity would be $1,200.
The antivirus software must be renewed every year (approximately $20). So, the approximate annual cost rises to $1,220. Plus, I will have to buy paper and cartridges for the printer from time to time.
I could reduce the cost of Internet access by opting for a low-speed connection, but that would prevent me from making the most of my computer. Even though the cost of broadband is quite high, the computer is worth it. I can think of many ways that the computer can benefit me over time. I can use it to earn some money by doing part-time work, writing a blog, or contributing to a video channel. The computer will meet my business, academic, social, and entertainment needs. So I believe my purchase is justified.
Explanation:
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I think the answer is B. The Cheshire Cat speaks in a way that Alice can follow. This cat shows a detached but clearheaded logic in saying things. Also, he explains to Alice the madness of the Wonderland. However, the Mad Hatter only enjoys frustrating Alice constantly.
I dont know what you if the category most likely English but they should add general
Answer:
happiness : misery :: safety : peril
giggle : sob :: smile : grimace
contest : prize :: work : compensation
nervous : insecure :: gullibility : credulity
abrupt : sudden :: inevitability : fate
regret : disappointment :: acceptance : resignation
Explanation:
7: Misery is antonym of happiness, similarly peril is antonym safety.
8: Sob is antonym of giggle, and analogically grimace is antonym of smile.
9: Prize is effect/reward of a cause (contest), similarly effect/reward of work is compensation.
10: Insecure is synonym of nervous, similarly credulity is synonym of gullibility.
11: Sudden is synonym of abrupt, similarly fate is synonym of inevitability.
12: Disappointment is effect of regret, similarly resignation is effect of acceptance.
