Answer:
<u>3.</u>
<u>a. claim of fact</u>
<u>b. claim of policy</u>
<u>c. claim of value</u>
<u>d. claim of value</u>
<u>e. claim of policy</u>
Explanation:
3.
a. This is a claim of fact because there are available (factual) data that back that statement.
b. This is a claim because the speaker is directing attention to what needs to done policywise to solve the problem they observed in public schools.
c. The expression here shows the speaker's personal values about the environment.
d. The expression here also shows the speaker's personal values about the environment.
e. The expression<em> "people be allowed" </em>shows that the statement is one of policy. What the speaker feels should be done policywise on the subject.
4. Here's a point to note about your topic of choice:
- a claim of fact: the statement should represent a generally accepted statement or that is factual.
- a claim of value: statement tells your personal opinion about the topic.
- a claim of policy: tells what you feel should be done about an issue (eg a social issue).
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Answer:
the answer is D. the press is limited during wartime Hopefully this helps!
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Answer:
The main offenders in terms of greenhouse gas emissions are the buildings we live in and the buildings we work in.
Explanation:
Greenhouse emissions are drastically blamed on transportation because the link is obvious and immediate however the main offenders in terms of greenhouse gas emissions are actually the buildings where we live and work. New buildings in major U.S. cities nowadays must be self-sustainable to some degree.
"Fertile," as in fertile soil or fertile land, means that the soil and land is rich in nutrients for plants, and therefore is good for farming crops.
