I’m gonna say b) because it’s the third one
Answer: Your topic is too broad to manage all the information.
Your position on a topic or issue changes as you conduct research.
You discover aspects of a topic that you had not previously considered.
Explanation: As you continue your research, you may have to change the focus because your opinions change, or more variables come into view as you continue. Sometimes, if you do not organize your research and narrow it down, you may have too much information to deal with. Then you need to change the focus in order to have a more tidy flow of information.
Rowboat
You are conjoining the two words "row" and "boat" to create the new word.
An English poet who was famous in the 1700s who was most famous for writing the play “Romeo and Juliet”
The correct answer is B: Dr. Mia Crawford, a board-certified cardiologist with 16 years of experience, has some strong opinions about the American diet.
When an author makes an appeal to ethos, he or she uses an authority to persuade the audience. For example, if I want to argue that a particular sneaker is the best one to use for running, a good appeal to ethos will use the authority of a successful track and field runner or an athlete. That's because a successful athlete, and not a chef or musician, will likely know which sneaker is the best for running.
Here, "a board-certified cardiologist with 16 years of experience" certainly has the authority to speak knowledgeably on the subject of a healthy diet. That's why B is the best answer.
