Answer:
From process of elimination, I believe the correct answer is TWO.
Explanation:
That is the most general answer that covers what the other sentences are speaking of.
1: Too brief of a sentence that doesn't cover the topic.
2: Too specific of a claim that doesn't cover what the rest of the topic is covering.
3: The rest of the essay talks about the health problems of men and this talks about something that's only a portion of the rest.
4: Again, too specific.
5: This was a potential answer but, again, it went specifically into listing specific health problems when the paragraph as a whole covers more than just those.
6: Another list, specifying the broad paragraph.
7: Way too brief and does not label a subject.
8: Too specific of a statistic.
Answer:
I gotcha
Explanation:
real simple, you type or write your sentence that going to reference the novel, after the sentence, put the quote in between these "example", then in parentheses you put down the authors last name or the title of the book with the page number the quote is from, ex. (like this, #)
for example:
the character says, "this is what i said" (book title or last name, #)
hope this helps
Answer:
It is informal in nature
Explanation:
This is because she refers to them as family, also she doesn't use any head or greeting towards the person referred to as "Chris" there is no use of Mr.
