Answer:
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Answer: one hundred fifty-three million seven hundred thirty-two thousand nine hundred ninety-one
Explanation: I don't really have an explanation, sorry...
The question that would best help someone complete the recipe is "Which kind of potatoes are best to use?", as stated in option B and explained below.
<h3>How to complete the recipe</h3>
After reading the recipe provided in the question, we can tell it is for mashed potatoes. Since mashed potatoes are not supposed to be a soupy dish, it's easy to understand why the potatoes must be drained. Therefore, we can eliminate letter A.
We do not know, however, what kind of potatoes are best to use. Since the recipe does not mention that, the question that would best help someone complete the recipe is "Which kind of potatoes are best to use?" Option B is the correct answer.
We can eliminate letter C because the recipe tells us when to add the butter. Letter D is also incorrect because the meaning of a speck is not the kind of information that would appear in a recipe whatsoever.
With the information above in mind, we can choose option B as the correct answer.
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The answers are:
2. Recognizing words automatically: knowing the words and how they are spelled is a great influence on how fluent the reader is.
4. Reading at a comfortable pace: It gives time for the listener and the reader to understand what is being read and it sounds better .
The other answers aren't right because:
1. Expressing feelings when reading aloud: the fluency of reading is in intonation given by correct punctuation as a way to express emotions, not feelings when reading aloud.
3. Reading slowly and deliberately: a slow reading might affect negatively the understanding of the listener (when reading aloud) and sound monotone.
4. Reading as fast as possible: when reading too fast is hard for the listener and the reader to understand what is the issue or happening going on the text and nobody is able to analyze with clarity what is being said.
