Answer:
D. She has important obligations to attend to.
Explanation:
We can automatically say that B and C are not the answers because they are not stated in the text, there has nothing to do with those choices, and they do not make sense with the story.
In the text it says
"With many things to do,
Important business of my own,
And other people's too,"
Which means she had important things to do. Sure, she is probably going to meet someone like letter choice A says, but we don't know for sure if she was going to meet someone. What we DO know as we are positive of, is that she has important matters to attend to. Which is what letter choice D says.
So therefore, D is the correct answer.
Answer: Enter HORATIO and a SERVANT: HORATIO and a SERVANT enter
HORATIO Let them come in: HORATIO Show them in
HORATIO Let him bless thee too: HORATIO May He bless you, too
SAILOR God bless you, sir: SAILOR Hello, sir. God bless you
Explanation:
Which of the following is true about this argument excerpt?
Answer: It is respectful in tone to the audience and supports its claim with specific, credible evidence.
Which of the following should you do to make your argument effective?
Answer: Appeal strongly to the emotions of your audience.
Your friend is adding to her argument that favors teens owning smartphones. Which of the following is the most respectful, relevant, and credible statement that could add to her argument?
Answer: Dr. Meryl Ain says, "smartphones can be powerful learning tools, instantly connecting users to information."
Imagine you are writing an argument to convince others that people should become vegetarians. You want people to stop eating meat and start eating nuts and beans for protein. Which group of people can you expect to support you without even reading your argument?
Answer: Animal rights supporters
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