The evidence presented in the excerpt supports the author's claim that fast food restaurants are like factories because the <em><u>excerpt illustrates the assembly line principle of making things faster. (Last option)</u></em>
Factories adopt the assembly line principle because it helps with the mass production that due to the products demand by the consumers or clients they (factories) have to produce. This principle also reduces the time it takes to produce a product, so that, there is more time available to produce much more. According to the author of the excerpt, something similar happens with the fast food restaurants, they have lots of clients and to properly serve to all of them, they don't spend much time making the food but instead, they buy it frozen and then cook it in the restaurant in order for them to save time and attend all clients and more.
I stared out my window as I witnessed two cars colliding, the damages looked hefty. It was a red Subaru and a grey Ford pickup truck. Smoke was escaping from every crevice; it truly looked horrible. Both cars were damaged severely, the little Subaru had its whole windshield shattered; the Ford suffering broken headlights. Thankfully, the collision concluded in two safe, unharmed drivers (physically, anyway).
Answer:
He feeds the dogs too little, while Hal and Charles feed them too much.
He regularly feeds the dogs the right amount of food, while Hal and Charles do not.
Explanation:
Its A or B
It seems that Jefferson and Hamilton did not have many thing sin common. While Jefferson was a Republican, Hamilton was a Federalist. However, both of them were members of President George Washington´s cabinet. It could be said that they had different ideas for the United States.
