Lourdes is planning to write an e-mail to the city council asking that traffic lights be installed at the crosswalk in front of
her school. Given her purpose and audience, how should Lourdes organize the text in her e-mail? A. Lourdes should clearly state that traffic lights need to be installed, explain why they are necessary, and thank the council for its help. B. Lourdes should give a history of the city council and its responsibilities and then explain why installing a traffic light at the crosswalk is one of their responsibilities. C. Lourdes should explain how important the crosswalk is for students at her school by listing the different ways it is used and the different people who use it. D. Lourdes should explain how the crosswalk is used in the course of a typical school day, starting with when students come to school and ending with when they go home.
Go back to the text and re-read a passage where Watson made a discovery. If Sherlock praises him, you've got your answer. I'm sorry if this wasn't much help, but I don't have any text to go off of.
Lyddie doesn't sign the petition, because she is afraid of the consequences of that action. By signing the petition, she would publicly be associating with it and those workers. She runs the risk of being fired from her current job and blacklisted from the other mills. Lyddie cannot let that happen. She desperately needs the paycheck in order to pay back the debt that her family owes.
