A. because if you have received flyers for several times for spa treatment, then you have ore options to look at and to see so you can know what the best deal is. B is wrong because billboards ( or whatever you said) are meant to want to make you impulse buy just because someone beautiful was on the front selling a product, and it won't necessarily be good or have a good deal, or be reliable.. Hope that helped! :)
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I know. It's to disagree with everything they say and let your dad go get the milk
"Look Great in Your Bathing Suit by the End of the Month"
This article most likely
A.helps the reader develop a healthy weight loss plan
B.keeps the reader from eating unhealthy foods
C.encourages the reader to expect unrealistic results
D. provides the reader ways to quickly burn calories
"Look Great in Your Bathing Suit by the End of the Month" this article most likely encourages the reader to expect unrealistic results.
Answer: Option C.
Explanation:
Articles are the piece of writing which are often found in magazines, newspapers, or any other written publications. The article ‘Look Great in Your Bathing Suit by the End of the Month’ most certainly inspire its readers to expect unrealistic results.
It can’t be option A, B, or D because the article doesn’t states specifically the what type of information will be mentioned in it. Whether its going to be a weight loss plan or ways to burn calories or anything. The article simply let’s the readers aware that they are going expect some unrealistic outcomes.
I think one of them is B I’m not sure for the other
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The word demography comes from two ancient Greek words, demos, meaning “the people,” and graphy, meaning “writing about or recording something” — so literally demography means “writing about the people.”
