Answer:
B. Denied any wrongdoing and tried to blame the motives of their critics
Explanation:
According to "Food Nation," manure gets into the meat at slaughterhouses because the stomachs and intestines of animals are not discarded correctly, and the knives of slaughterhouse workers are not cleaned often enough. As a result, after the E.coli epidemic 1992, inspectors would test each case of meat delivered to restaurants for the existence of pathogens.
Answer:
A) Katniss notices the fence is electrified
Explanation:
In Catching Fire, when Romulus Thread became Head Peacekeeper of 12, the fence was always electrified. The fence was supposedly there to keep out wild animals, but it more likely existed to keep the people in.
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Answer:
Betty Ford.
Explanation:
Betty Ford was the wife of Gerald R. Ford, the 38th President of the United States of America. She would become one of the most talked-about First Lady in the history of the Presidents of the United States.
While most First Ladies were often unseen and unspoken, Betty Ford would become the 'catalyst' that began an immense interest in the First Lady. Her cancer diagnosis resulted in many women across the country getting themselves checked led to her increased presence in the media. Moreover, she would get involved in many political as well as educational debates, at times delving into the personal space too.
Though her husband's presidency was not a result of an election but rather the resignation of the current President Richard Nixon, Betty Ford would become known as the woman who <em>"would plunge into national debates over personal and political events in unprecedented ways."</em>
I would love to help, but can you be more specific? What book is this?
Answer:
The world loathsome in the excerpt implies "repugnant" or "disgusting".
Thus, we can infer from the excerpt that the prison where The Count of Monte Cristo was jailed was brimming with animals that are considered to be repugnant, like cockroaches or rats, and there were so many of them, that the Count had gotten used to their noise somehow, being able to sleep among them.
