Most likely to look at the cover, to view the name title, etc. or even to view the publisher or authors of the titles. You will also probably be brought in by the headlines and previews shown on the front cover.
Answer: A
Explanation: This isnt a strong claim because its just saying they only encouarge competion which is not true and that isnt even a claim
<span>the message of this political cartoon is the media isn’t always right. We only see what the media shows. According to the political cartoon, the truth is that our Earth in the future will be very polluted, toxic and hard to live in. The media only shows a picture of a clean, good-living environment but behind that picture is the reality. The reality is the environment is a polluted area. This is dangerous because if they don’t tell us the truth about how our world is, then we will keep living the world like we are and end up dying from the toxic fumes and unstable environment. Overall, I think that the political cartoon is emphasizing that you shouldn’t base all your opinions on an issue until you get all the facts. Getting all the facts involves not just relying on the media. </span>
Answer:
D the passage is focussed on consequences of trees being cut down and the consequences are all related to our climate
This passage is written incorrectly because in a dialogue, each time a different person speaks, it has to start a new paragraph. So in this case, the passage does not create a new paragraph once the father speaks. <span />
