Based on the given paragraph above, I believe that the best transition word to start the third sentence would be option C. FOR EXAMPLE. This is the best transition since the third sentence serves as an example of what is being talked about in the second sentence. Hope this helps.
Answer:
One meaning is ready or willing to agree
Explanation:
<em> </em><em>The president will take any action necessary to restore economic stability.</em>
The passage mentions that the president is willing to ask the Congress for as much power as he would have in times of war, and as wartime is exceptional by its nature (war effort, a nation gathering together and doing everything possible) the passage means that exceptional measure must be taken to tackle the crisis.
The passage <em>The president and Congress do not agree on how to resolve the economic crisis </em>shows no evidence: <em>. </em>If the president is going to ask the Congress, we still don't know if they agree or not.
As it is stated that he will ask the Congress the option -<em> The president will take critical actions without consulting Congress.</em> is nullified.
The passage implicitly compares the current crisis with times of war, not worse than it, so that is why the option -<em> The president believes the current economic situation is worse than war</em>. does not hold.
From my known knowledge, it would be C: "Dawned"
One reason is because if you have the sentence "I quickly ran past the store." the adverb would be quickly.
Thank you for your time.
Answer:
c as in cat
Explanation: c bc u gotta be specific
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