The correct answer that would best complete the given statement above would be UNSTABLE. When a <span> student who attributes his failure to get into a graduate school as due to the fact that he was sick on the day of his interview, he has an unstable explanatory style. Hope this answer helps.</span>
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Honesty is not something that many people carry in their hearts. For some it is hard to live in truth because being dishonest is all they know. So when it is time to be truthful, many people do not know how to carry the quality through their day to day life. Some may think that being truthful is harder than being dishonest and this would be the reason dishonesty exists. Although many look down on honest people, being true is a trait that is greatly respected and admired.
Truthfulness, which is the fact of being realistic or true, is something that should be learned as a child. Unfortunately, many adults that lie, have done it since they were children and some have grown so used to being untruthful, that their reality is filled with untruthfulness. Being untrue can cause you to lose friends, jobs, and even relationships with your loved ones. You can even lose respect as well as trust from others if being untrue. After losing the respect of others because of being dishonest, it may be hard to get it back. So the best way to get through life as honest as possible is to be as truthful as possible. It doesn’t matter how ugly the truth is. Respect is given to those who know how to live life completely and truthfully.
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he only correct answer because the verb here expresses "what is done to the subject" which is what a passive voice requires and option A does this without any grammatical errors regarding tense or anything else. This cannot be said of the rest of the choices.
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the children sealed cookies by the neighbours
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the children are selled cookies to the neighbors
Plumb and just saying the answers you are going to get are opinions because this is an opinion question
The answer is page 240. At first it was hard to find.
