Yes because the restaurant owners wouldn’t know who he / she was so they would treat the reviewer just like any other customer.
I do not have the passage, but here are the meanings that the word presume can have:
- to assume something to be true without really knowing if it is true or not.
- to be arrogant about what you have.
If you want to understand the meaning of a word in the context of a passage, it is important to read the whole text so you can identify what the word specifically means in that passage.
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I found some possible answers:
A. “what do you think these cookies?”
B. “What is your opinion of these cookies?”
C. “How do you feel about these cookies?”
D. “How do you like these delicious cookies?”
Option D is the correct answer because the word "delicious" could effect the person's answer to benefit the cookies.
Answer: Mary picks 9 red flowers.
Explanation:
3/5 = <em>x</em>/15
you first cross mulitiply 5 by <em>x </em>and 3 by 15
5<em>x</em>/5 = 45/5
then you divide 45 by 5 and get 9.
<em>x </em>= 9 red flowers
