C. to <span>persuade the reader that by taking steps now they can help fight the damage done to earth's atmosphere.</span>
Answer:
1) The teenager could feel freer to do things they were restricted from doing in school, 2) The teenager could be held responsible for finances since they are now a legal adult, and 3) The teenager will be held responsible in their job/occupation and can be charged as an adult if there are integrity issues.
Explanation:
1) drugs, alcohol, etc.
2) Paying the phone bill, car insurance, gas, etc.
3) Integrity issues include embezzlement, fraternization, and other policies that vary between occupations.
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The context clues show that Nick believes that we should not continue to send human beings into space.
<h3>What are context clues?</h3>
It should be noted that context clues are the hints that are given by the author in a literary work to help readers understand.
In this case, the context clues show that Nick believes that we should not continue to send human beings into space as they believe that humans destroy space.
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C. Game companies research ways to influence gamers, encouraging them to play longer and to spend more.
Explanation:
The text shows how the gaming industry has a great capacity to attract customers. This capacity is intensified with a strong study in the target public of these industries, where it is possible to recognize the preferences of the customers and intensify those preferences in the next games that will be launched causing the customers to buy more games and spend more time playing. The text presents this statement as the central idea of the entire text, which is the subject on which all arguments are established.
