Answer: E
Explanation:
Who should get the scarce resources that are produced?
Answer:
The HiSet (High School Equivalency Test) has five sections, one each for reading and writing, and it has a paper and a computer version. The GED (General Education Development) has four sections, it combines reading and writing into a single literacy test. and it is only possible to take it in the computer version. HiSET is accepted in approximately twenty states, while the GED is accepted in approximately 40 states.
These exams are used to award a high school equivalency diploma.
Answer:
C on Eng 2022
Explanation: Just took the test chose D bc i couldnt find awnser on brainly was wrong its cccccccccc
Answer:
Because the passage itself attempts to create confusion.
Explanation:
Right after he mentions the word <em>confusion</em>, he compares it to a hive in swarm --this implies a sense of chaos and danger. The writer then goes further and uses numerous onomatopeias in order to achieve an even more distressing effect: all the sounds that follow are presented in a sort of sequence that create a vivid and puzzling scene in the reader's mind.
Yes, because if it is not his/her self-interest they will not be able to work as hard as they can and won’t fully participate, while if they wanted to do it, they could go all out as it is something they want to achieve.
