The question is referring to a contrast so the proper phrase would be "on the other hand".
This phrase means something along the lines of "looking at the other side" which refers to the other situation or event.
In fact means giving a true example
In other societies means examples of ideas from other places
For example is just giving an example
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Answer: No the question "Which credit cards do my friends use?" would not be answered by the selection "Credit Cards-Credit Where Credit's Due" because the selection is talking about the credit and where it is due not about the type of credit card your friend has or uses.
Explanation: I think the answer would be no because it is about Credit Cards-Credit not about them advertising their credit cards in themselves. It would have been different if the selection was something around the lines of "Which Credit Card Is Used Most" or "Credit Cards People Use But Which Is Best?"
Answer:
b
Explanation:
its seems the most reasonable being it sorta fits the time frame
The birthday party hall was filled with laughter when the clown entered.
Answer: This suffix changes the meaning of the word quick by making it past-tense instead of present-tense.
Explanation: In a story, writers are more likely to say quick-ly because it happened already, but in present-tense, you say "quick" because it is in the present.
