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Remove: "She voices some concerns about leaving Perkins."
Explanation: Reading through the text, I mentally removed each sentence. Only "She voices some concerns about leaving Perkins." makes the summary better when it rid of. The others do not make much sense removed. (Hope this helps)
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So I am pretty sure that the answer is (A) It can be prepared through diagrams, charts, pictures or a combination of shapes and lines with the text
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This image confirms my answer.
In his frequent speeches, the Rev. Dr. Jesse Jackson had been a B) Advocate.
An advocate is someone whose mission is to lecture for someone's litigation in a judiciary or government; a barrister.
Hello. Although you haven't referenced a text, you haven't submitted any questions about them. This makes it impossible for me to provide any answers. However, I will try to help you as best I can by explaining what these references mean.
All references shown can be found in "Life on the Mississippi" written by Mark Twain. In this book, Twain presents his experiences when he was being trained to become a steamboat captain when he was 21 years old. In all the references presented above, we can see how Twain mocked himself and joked about his own intellectual capacity.
When he tries to drive the boat for the first time, he is very impressed, but finds his ability ridiculous.
When he doesn't show up for the first night watch, he starts to mock his ability to be responsible and makes a lot of self-deprecating jokes.
When he finds out that he will need to learn the entire river, he also makes self-deprecating jokes and scoffs at the whole situation.
