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Madira painted more pictures for the art show than anyone did.</span>
Answer:
I love celebrating Christmas time. We normally go to Colorado to have a white Christmas with family. I celebrate Christmas with family and friends to celebrate the birth of Jesus. We celebrate on December 25 every year; we give present to each other eat dinner and pray. We hang out in the house by the fireplace and watch Christmas movies. It's the most wonderful time of the year.
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Hauting America
In a century of inventions and discoveries, such as Charles Darwin's theory or the implementation of the telegraph, there was a parallel world, another life that was taking place in the USA.
Although the supposedly ghosts which were photographed were proved to be a fake (a smart trick of double images was used to create them), there actually existed unexplained facts connected to the supernatural.
Wandering spirits were seen or heard, or simply felt, by ordinary people while they were leading their ordinary lifes. Sounds of chains, mourns and creepy places began legends that we still keep in our culture.
Haunting America in the nineteenth century was a chain of events that arouse the interest of past beliefs related to life after death. However, above all was the cradle of several literary works and film productions.
Answer:
Read each claim and select the statement that best describes it.
I have always wanted to be a doctor. I will need to do well in school to make that happen, so it makes sense for me to begin setting goals now.
✔ This is a good claim.
There is no point in planning anything. I know from my own experience that life is always changing and the future is uncertain. Therefore, it is best not to set any goals.
✔ This claim is based on emotion, not reasoning
On one hand, setting goals can help you make progress toward something you want, but on the other hand, most of us are not exactly sure what we want.
✔ This claim does not take a position.
Explanation:
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Answer:
I'd say true.
Explanation:
Because the peer doesn't review articles professionally, so they aren't technically always right. Since they aren't trained for reviewing articles and/or have a degree in English, they aren't usually credible.
