The correct answer would be simple details. A compare and contrast essay should not identify simple details. You do not need to identify simplistic details in a compare and contrast essay unless these details convey a deeper meaning. Simple details are just very simple and easily understood and need not to be compared with anything. Such as "dogs and cats are animals".
Answer:
They had no proof whatsoever!
Explanation:
The problem is that, if the american teachers thought they saw that specific painting, and the person who later offered the police officers fruit, and acted surprised, could've hid the painting before the police got here. What the teachers could've done is take a picture and have proof for when the cops did get there. If they didn't have a phone, they should've kept their eye on the painting, someway or another.
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C seems to have the best answer, as alliteration has the same sound at the beginning/or starts with the same letter. Example in the sentence; "sly serpent" and "Standing steadfast". Hope this helps!
Effective, it supports the claim clearly and logically
