It is an Adverb. Adverb modifies and functions like an adjective.
The correct answer is B. Supporting details
Explanation:
Informational text is a type of text that aims at informing the reader about one specific and real topic or issue, this type of text can be found in magazines, brochures, and others. An information text usually includes a title or introduction, in which the issue or topic is introduced and a set of body paragraphs usually organized by sections that contain all the information to inform the reader about the topic or issue chose, these paragraphs can also include charts, heading and subheadings, maps, charts and other visual strategies that help the reader understand the information easily. Additionally, each of the body paragraphs is composed by a topic sentence that expresses the idea of the paragraph and a set of supporting detail or sub-ideas to explain the idea in the topic sentence and that include examples, evidence, among other. Thus, in the body paragraphs of an informational text the reader can fin supporting details, that explained what the paragraph is about through examples or evidence.
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Do good unto the world and the world will do good unto you. This can be supported because of the fact that although Kelly originally showed a character flaw by not listening to her sister's poem, she was able to redeem herself when she declined Leah's offer of cheating, remembered her little sister's coat, and prayed for forgiveness. The story leads you to believe these are the reason's why Evie is found quickly and unharmed.
Answer:
What caused Schaffer to instruct his assistant to strike Box 342, accidentally sending firefighters to the wrong place was:
B. the dark, hazy night and the tall buildings
Explanation:
The passage establishes the cause-and-effect relationship very clearly. According to the author, Shaffer was trying to determine the exact location of the flames he could see in the distance. However, <u>"This wasn't easy because of the distance and tall buildings between him and the flames. In addition, the moonless sky was made even murkier by the swirling, smoky haze."</u> After offering that explanation, the author says Schaffer instructed his assistant to strike Box 342. What we have here is:
- Cause: the night was dark and hazy; there were also tall buildings making it difficult to determine the location;
- Effect: Schaffer mistook the location of the fire and instructed his assistant to strike Box 342.
