Answer: B) word choices which reveal the speaker's bias about television.
Newton Minow was the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, the agency responsible for regulating the use of public airwaves under President John Kennedy. He gave this statement on May 9, 1961.
It is likely that the speaker had some bias towards television, based on the words he used in his statement. By referring to television as a vast wasteland, we can infer that he did not think television is a medium that provides quality content for consumers.
Answer: A B C
Explanation: I don’t know what D means
Answer:
well for me I think it's
Explanation:
ethics because I every profession has an ethic
I would give them a separate gifts, because $100 is still a lot, and you can make more people happy.
I would definitely give some (probably 2 bills) to two different homeless people. This can buy them food or anything else they need, and could brighten their day. I would donate 100 to a charity I feel is important, to contribute to a cause and show my support. I would give one to my parents, whether they need it or just to show them I care, because they spent countless dollars on raising me. I would give my last bill to a food kitchen or some sort, so they could buy ingredients and things to feed a whole block of homeless people.
Answer:
a. Serbia and service
Explanation:
Guide words are terms usually found on the top of a document arranged alphabetically (example, dictionary), so as to indicate the first and last words on the page. From the alphabetical arrangement of the word "serpent", it is most likely that "Serbia" will come before "Serpent", while "Service" will be found after "Serpent".
B comes before P, and P comes before V. So, "Serbia" will be found at the top of the page. "Serpent" will be found at the middle while "Service" comes last.
