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KengaRu [80]
3 years ago
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Read the writing prompt.

English
2 answers:
Nikolay [14]3 years ago
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Answer:

The answer is B). "How are drones currently used, and how will drone technology and legislation affect their future?"

Hope this helps! :)

Explanation:

ser-zykov [4K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

How are drones currently used, and how will drone technology and legislation affect their future?

Explanation:

This is the research question that best addresses the topics that we want to discuss. In the writing prompt, we see that there are three main topics that we want to discuss. We want to know how drones are used at present, how they will be used in the future, and what laws are being created to regulate these. Option B is the one that best addresses all of these questions.

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Welcome to the happiest place on earth! Oh, wait -- that’s Disneyland, isn’t it? Well, we aren’t exactly an amusement park, but as far as middle schools go, we are a pretty happy place. And we want you to know that we’ve got some great things going on. We are a hard working, innovative, and enthusiastic staff, and we hope you will find our school to be as great as we know it to be.

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Effective principals genuinely care about kids. That means that when you are roaming the quad and cafeteria during break and lunch, you are chatting with the kids, smiling, high-fiving, getting to know their names, their cliques and their idiosyncrasies. Our kids need you to establish relationships with them, to show them that you care. Your relationships with them will go a long way toward motivating them to work hard, be respectful, and enjoy their time at our school, and that will directly impact the work we do with them in the classroom.

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