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ahrayia [7]
3 years ago
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HELP All of these seem like opinions to me..Which statement from the passage is an opinion? A) Secondly, many dogs are protectiv

e of their owners. B) First of all, dogs are affectionate and fun companions. C) These loving animals are always ready for a hug or pat on the head. D) For the millions of dog owners in the United States, that friendship is priceless.
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2 answers:
weeeeeb [17]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

secondly,many dogs are protective of their owners

Explanation:

al the others include fun,friendshipis priceless,loving,which can all be opinions of dogs,but it is known that they are protective of owners if they,tend to bite others going towards the owner and other stuff like that

Reptile [31]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

I would say <u>C) These loving animals are always ready for a hug or pat on the head.</u>

Explanation:

A) Secondly, many dogs are protective of their owners.

  • Dogs are protective of their owners

B) First of all, dogs are affectionate and fun companions.

  • Dogs are affectionate and fun companions

C) These loving animals are always ready for a hug or pat on the head.

  • Not all dogs are "always ready for a hug or pat on the head."  

D) For the millions of dog owners in the United States, that friendship is priceless.

  • Yes, a dogs friendship can be priceless.

Hope this helps :)

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