Number 5 is C, and number 6 is A
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"Select the two correct answers. A) A chronological structure is used to trace the evolution of currency from past to present. B) Problem-and-solution structure is used to explain why debit cards are most popular today. C) The author uses comparison to show how the value of bitcoin can vary wildly. D) The author contrasts different currencies to explain why some are worth more than others."
Answer:
A) A chronological structure is used to trace the evolution of currency from past to present.
C) The author uses comparison to show how the value of bitcoin can vary wildly.
Explanation:
The author of "From Barter to Bitcoin" begins the article with a chronological narrative that shows how Bitcoin came into being and how it has evolved over the years. This is done to situate the reader on the subject being discussed and to prepare him for the next topics that will be covered in the article.
Once the reader understands what it is and how bitcoin has evolved, the author modifies the structure of the text, stopping to approach the facts in chronological order and establishing several comparisons that make the reader understand how the value of Bitcoin is relative and changeable and how it influences the use of that currency.
Answer:
Carter's van needs to be washed.
Explanation:
The statement can be rewritten using punctuation mark 'apostrophe'. It is a non restrictive element, used for following purposes :
- Marking omission of one or more letters (eg : do not to - don't)
- Marking possessive case of noun's (eg : Ram's book)
- Making plurals of individual characters (eg : x's , y's)
In this case : it has been used for - marking possessive case of noun.
Van of Carter i.e <u>Carter's</u> van needs to be washed
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Answer:
The four main types of academic writing are descriptive, analytical, persuasive, and critical. Each of these types of writing has specific language features and purposes.
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