The correct answer would be, "A". RESPONSE!
Answer:
Her mother taught her to cook and to <u>sew.</u>
After the farmer plows the ground, he will <u>pore</u> seeds.
I wrote myself a note <u>so</u> I wouldn't forget.
The gueen pinned the <u>medal</u> to his jacket.
The building has a sheet-<u>metal</u> roof.
Don't you know better than to <u>meddle</u> in someone's else business?
Will you remember <u>to</u> check your messages?
I would be happy <u>too</u>, if I found twenty dollars in the street.
Either <u>two</u> or three people can ride infront.
You can<u> pour </u>the tea into the large glasses.
At night he would <u>asscent</u> through several books on the subject.
The pilot began the airplane's <u>ascent</u>.
A small <u>sow </u>of thread hung at the seam of the material.
Screaming loudly might damage a vocal <u>cord</u>.
Not if you wrote it... if you posted it, it would go under your username which is still connected to you. Therefore, your work is not plagiarism.
After reading the excerpt and making close scrutiny over it, the statement that best explains how Soto's text structure helps establish his voice in the passage is 'Soto relates a story from his life to make a point about hwat it means to live in a multicultural society'.
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Answer:
C. It adds a negative connotation to the idea of a candidate having less privacy.
Explanation:
The passage is not included but to scrutinise means to look very closely at something or examine in a thorough manner which would connote an invasion of privacy when used to examine someone with or without the person's knowledge.
Therefore, the likely impact of the author's use of the word "scrutinise" would likely have the impact of someone having his privacy invaded which would add a negative connotation.