Explanation:
it seems to be asking for you to explain an issue that you disagree with and want to be fixed, like racism or homophobia. The second part is sayibg would you devote yourself to a cause like joining a anti-racist group and protesting or raising awarness for example- just pick a topic you disagree with and why
Answer:
On the first day of the war in 1914, British newspapers published appeals for young men to join the colours, and to fight against Germany. ... Men from all social classes and all areas of Britain volunteered. Others who were overseas in August 1914 traveled thousands of miles to get back and enlist.
Explanation:
Answer/explanation:
1.) I quickly drank the hot tea.
I - noun (person/place/thing)
quickly - adverb (gives details about the verb)
drank - verb (action word)
the - determiner (mentions/addresses a person/place/thing)
hot - adjective (describes the noun)
tea - noun (person/place/ thing)
2.) Trey swept the dirty floor halfheartedly.
Trey - noun (person/place/thing)
swept - verb (an action word)
the - determiner (mentions/addresses a person/place/thing)
dirty - adjective (describes a noun)
floor - noun (person/place/thing)
halfheartedly - adverb (describes a verb)
Hope this helps! :D
Answer: Choosing a particular subject like "healthcare' to focus on
Explanation:
There are various ways to narrow the scope of a research topic such as choosing a particular population, time period, location in the world and causes and the like. This will enable the research to be easier to do and cheaper as well.
Choosing a particular subject will not necessarily narrow a topic because the topic is most likely under a subject as well. Basing it again on a subject would broaden the scope as subjects are general in nature.
