To be entertaining
A paraody is a deliberate exaggeration (using imitation) for comedy.
The answer is :
A. Opinions
Answer: B. Evidence from research.
Explanation: Descriptions of a topic that prove the writer's point; making a description is just about telling you about something, that's not proving their point. Evidence is factual, factual = true so if writers get their evidence from a text or research they're proving their points; that's why B is correct. Opinions from their heart, is obviously so wrong because how can an opinion support another opinion; it doesn't make sense. Opinions aren't facts so it wouldn't work. Photographs and illustrations won't work, instead, be more verbal.
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A. ambiguous
Explanation:
When something is ambiguous, it doesn't have a single obvious meaning and it's open to more than one interpretation. When a story is ambiguous, a reader can make their own conclusions about what is going on. Authors often give their works an open ending - a type of ending where the conflict isn't solved. These stories can end in multiple ways, and authors leave it up to their readers to decide how exactly the story has ended.
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the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water. Photosynthesis in plants generally involves the green pigment chlorophyll and generates oxygen as a byproduct.
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