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Answer:
- distance herself from a perspective that could be supported by the evidence she cites.
Explanation:
Towards the conclusion of the end paragraph, the author asserts that the examples provided by him did not mean to specify that he favors or willing to open such professional opportunities for women too because he aims to detach himself from any of the ideas that could be backed by the evidence she proffers. <u>The author clarifies that these instances do not reflects his point of view either or to substantiate the claim of opening these professions to females but only to provide an aspect of the topic</u>.
The correct answer is False
Explanation:
Major subject areas are branches of knowledge that have a specific focus and cover multiple topics or sub-areas. For example, mathematics is a major subject area because this focuses on understanding the world through numbers and logical relationships, which means it has a specific focus; also, this covers sub-areas such as geometry, trigonometry, or calculus. According to this, formulas and vocabulary are not major areas because they are not branches of knowledge but specific sub-areas or topic. Indeed, vocabulary is a topic in linguistics and related fields, while formulas are a topic in mathematics.
