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It is only possible to answer this question after reading the excerpt. However, it is important to inform that the theme of a text is the subject to which that text addresses, which is directly connected with the message that the text intends to present. Thus, when reading the excerpt you must understand what subject is being addressed, to be able to find the theme. You can find this subject by thinking about what the excerpt is referring to, what meaning it is trying to address, what lesson the excerpt teaches and how that excerpt can fit into real society.
I think the answer would be D
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Answer:
1) where do you live?
2) Do you enjoy history lessons?
3) what sports do you and your friends play?
4) where does your father work?
5) does your mother drive a car?
1) I live in (pon donde vives)
2) I don't enjoy history lessons
3) Me and my friends play (el deporte que juegas con tus amigos)
4) My father works in (donde trabaja tu papa)
5) My mother does drive a car
Explanation:
<span>Plagiarism is often seen in online education when a student copies online materials and submits them without giving credit.
<em>Plagiarism</em> is the practice of taking someone else's work and claiming it as their own.
In online education, when sources are not cited, it is assumed that you are claiming the work as your own. So, when a student doesn't give credit, that student is claiming the material as their own; this is seen as plagiarism.
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Answer:
TRUE.
Explanation:
A key difference between contemporary and medieval notions of justice is contemporary texts often stress harsh physical punishments for guilty parties.
