Some moral issues would be the confusion between phenotype and character. Also, the lack of respect for human autonomy.
Some social issues would be gender inequality and youth alcohol usage.
Some economic issues would be the underutilization of resources and inflation.
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The guidelines for the inclusive use of language in public speaking mentioned in your textbook does this passage violate Avoid stereotyping jobs and social roles by gender.
Because the guidelines for the inclusive use of language in public speaking mentioned in your textbook does this passage violate, Avert gendered stereotypes in social roles and occupations. A gender stereotype is a generalized opinion or preconception about the traits or qualities that men and women should or should not have, or about the roles that men and women should or should not play.
Both positive and negative gender stereotypes exist, such as "women are weak" and "women are nurturing." When it restricts a woman's or man's ability to grow personally, pursue a career, and/or make decisions about their lives, a gender stereotype is damaging. A gender-based oversimplification of a group's traits, features, and characteristics is known as gender stereotyping.
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The answer is A: The mandate that high school seniors at Central High volunteer for a public service project is a welcome change to the high school graduation requirement.
The conclusion paragraph of an essay should not introduce new information that had not been presented already in the essay. It should merely restate in a concise, condensed and fully meaningful manner —avoiding ambiguities— the main points treated in the essay, above all, restating the main claim on which the essay is founded.
Answer:
B. Before they were dismissed from school, the children collected their belongings from their lockers and put on their coats.
Explanation:
Sentence fragments are fragments of sentences that are together but not complete as a sentence. They are more like dependent clauses, with no meaning, and also doesn't make a full meaningful sentence. Sometimes, different punctuation may be required to make them into complete sentences.
Among the given sentences, option B is a complete sentence with correct punctuation and sentence structure.
The other options are sentence fragments as they either are incomplete sentences or they need a change in the punctuation used.
Like in sentence A, the period/ full stop between "lockers" and "And" should be removed. And change the "A" into "a".
In sentence C, the same case with the position of the period. Removing the period after "school", change it into a comma and changing the capital "T" from "The" to "t".
Sentence D also has the same error- the period after "belongings" and changing "F" into "f" of "From".
Thus, the <u>correct answer is sentence B.
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