Technological progress <span>is the increase in efficiency gained by producing more output without using more inputs.</span>
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I'm not sure with this question. Check my answer explanations to see which you think is correct. My guess is D, definitly not B, A and C is on the line. CHECK MY EXPLANATION, I may not be correct. This is up to you!
Explanation:
A. Though the author is trying to convince people that cell phones should be allowed in classrooms, this isn't much of a counterclaim because it does not state a fact clearly.
B. This is definitly incorrect because the author is trying to get people to ALLOW phones in classrooms. SO, he/she should not use this as a counterclaim because this would let the other side win.
C. This could be a counterclaim because it can be a not yet proved fact. This also supports the authors main idea.
D. This is the best answer choice, this is not only a fact, but it is a statistic. This means that more than HALF of the high school instructors believe cell phones should be used.
GOOD LUCK! Remeber I'm only a 6th grader!
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The three design problems with the electronic presentation are:
1) The slide representation: The background and the text of the slides in the presentation shall be in such a manner that it can be easily be visible for every reader. If a poor background and text colour and font is chosen then it will be not attract the readers.
2) Too many topics in a slide: In an electronic presentation, too many topics should not be discussed in a single slide. Try to explain a single topic in a slide or even use some more slides if the topic is large. But using a single slide for discussing many topics is not up to the mark.
3) No pictures, graphical representation: A presentation will look absolute dull if there are no pictures or graphical representations. Try to explain your topic with the help of diagrams. Use the text for speaking or explaining and use the diagrams to put on the slides.
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What is the story i might know the answers i think ive done it before.
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