Answer:
"If we dig part of a site, we destroy it," said David Hurst Thomas, a curator in anthropology at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. "Technology lets us find out a lot more about it before we go in, like surgeons who use CT and MRI scans."
Explanation:
Chaucer characterizes the boy speaking in this passage as deceitful because he is betraying their other friend by taking the gold for themselves.
The last one.
The lottery is not a civic activity. Civic activities build communities as a whole, but lotteries involove one person using luck to build himself up rather than engaging in character-improving civic activities like square dance.
It’s the third option
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