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Limitations of Maps
Perspective: To show us the information we see, maps trade off a lot of potentially useful information.
The Cartographer’s bias: A map tends reflect the reality it wants to show. As an example, for the longest time, the maps of both India and Pakistan showed both countries possess disputed territory.
The territory: One map rarely does justice to the territory.
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The author sets the tone with his use of signal words. Option C. This is further explained below.
<h3>What are
signal words?</h3>
Generally, Words that assist listeners in following the progression of a discussion are referred to as signal words or transition words.
In conclusion, The author uses signal words in order to establish the tone of the piece. Option C.
Read more about tone (This link defines an author's tone in a passage )
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2) Advocate for free and fair access to justice
3) Promote and protect minority rights
