1. D - gaining weight does not support a paragraph about losing weight.
2. C - The others do not support wanting a later pick-up time.
3. A - "we have always supported personal freedom" sounds a bit vague.
4. B - Parking lot signage is the only answer that applies to a campus.
5. B - The time you have to edit your essay would be the least likely thing the professor would say out of the choices.
Answer:
Stein, Eliezer's cousin by marriage, wants nothing more than news of his family. Eliezer lies to Stein, telling him that his wife (Reizel) and children are fine. Eliezer's lie allows Stein to find the will to live; Stein has no desire to survive unless his family is well.
Answer:
i think i did a while ago
Explanation:
C, because with a class width of 10, you only need to look at how high up the y-axis the bars go (e.g the first bar for C goes up to 3), and then count how many points of data in the list fit in to that class width. So if you count 3 pieces of data, then the frequency would be 3. As the histogram shows.
Depends how big paragraphs are since u will be providing quotes as evidence so from one to three I don’t suggest more then 3
