A historian is preparing to write an essay explaining the importance of the Han dynasty. She has found an interesting parallel b
etween the modern United States and imperial China that she believes will entertain readers and keep them interested in reading her work. Where in the essay should this parallel appear? A. Introduction
B. Conclusion
C. The last body paragraph
D. The first body paragraph
The introduction is the essay's part that catches the attention of the reader and explains the content of the paper. If the introduction is unclear or boring, it's less likely people will read a document because they won't be interested. For example, if my introduction goes like "This paper explains changes in the weather because of pollution" it's kinda boring, but if I say "In this paper I show the massive damage caused by bubblegum to our environment" it sounds more interesting and people will like to read it.
<span>ARTICLE II It outlines the power and functions of the organ and offices of the government of USA state of Florida. It also defines the duties of the office holders. </span>
From my experience, it is more difficult to slide a crate on a shag carpet because of the material the carpet is made out of. When it is a tile floor it will just slide with ease.
