False. There are many differences between Standard English and its dialects. For example, there are different words used for the same thing within American English and British English.
Answer and Explanation:
In Lines 1-16 the description suggest about the qualities of the person called Moses was:
"... a man named Moses, who was running off slaves." "believe his existence and the stories about him were fantastic, unbelievable.""There was never anything to indicate his ( Tubman's) whereabouts" This is saying Tubman was clever a powerful just like Moses was.
In lines 59-70 the author tend to describes the difficulty of the task which Harriet Tubman was facing, she had to "take them all the way to Canada.
" However, Tubman "had never been to Canada". Tubman was worried and afraid for herself in which despite that she puts up a brave front.
lines 258-265 techniques the author uses to make the events come alive where;
1.Word choice
The authors tend to make use of specific words to impact the reader
2.Parellelism was grammatical constructions which was used to express ideas that are mostly related or that are equal in importance
3.Syntax can be seen as the arrangement of words and phrases in sentences which are used to convey accurate meaning and tone.
Answer: C. Personal computers were not the norm among students
Explanation: He says "Unfortunately, there were no available computers" which clearly shows he doesn't have a computer for himself
Answer: 1. OPTION 2. BREAKING INTO TWO SENTENCES
2. B. Do you eat nectarines or seedless grapes? Then you already eat foods modified by genetic breeding.
Explanation:
Since the answers are given in the question I would like to explain it to you so it can be more understandable.
- 1. For sentence two in this excerpt, we can say that it should break in two sentences because of its better understanding of presentation and the people who will be able to listen or read it. It could split into two-sentence, for example ''The Food and Drug Administration holds genetically modified foods to the same standard as traditional. That means that both products are both equally safe.'' (or you can give a further explanation of it).
- 2. ''Do you eat nectarines or seedless grapes? Then you already eat foods modified by genetic breeding.'' This sentence is referring to a perfect one for the speech or presentation because it will be more understandable for people and they can pay more attention to it since the author of the presentation is talking to them and asking the question. It can open their eyes more about the situation. It would be inappropriate if those two sentences are used in an essay because it is informal for the essay.
