Answer:
A. In the hope that
Some transitional phrases present specific conditions or intentions. They are
in the event that, for fear that, to the end that, in the hope that, etc.
Your answer is a hyphen.
The sign is (-)
A hyphen<span> is used to join compound numbers from twenty-one to ninety-nine when they must be written out. A hyphen is also used when the numbers in a ratio are spelled out.
hoped it helped
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I believe that the answer would be the first choice (to stress that getting caught driving drunk can cost a person their job) because one does not want to be embarrassed or ridiculed by being seen driving drunk.
Visual elements could be any sort of illustration or photographs or diagrams. These can all set the tone of the writing.
