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3 years ago

Why did we research?

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yarga [219]3 years ago

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Answer:

You research to find out information on a subject.

Explanation:

The purpose of researching is to find out more about a subject. For example: If you wanted to research the soviet union for a history project you would look it up online or in books so you could find out more about the subject.

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O B. He was interested in helping others.

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D. He was ignored by people who failed to accept him.

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The correct answer is option O C. He was trapped in an existence that was harmful.

Explanation:

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n these two words that appear at the beginning of the poem, we can see how the author describes a life that was hurting him.

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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