The type of evidence that Schlosser uses in this excerpt is anecdotal. By definition, anecdotal evidence is based on stories that may or may not be true but due to lack of hard facts. They are usually based on personal stories. In this case, there is no proof that things mentioned in the excerpt happened the way that they were described.
Okay, I’m going to help you a little here. The answer is D. “Proportions don’t matter when it comes to the first design of a sketch.” If you think about it, it won’t ever be proportional. Just like a first draft of a paper, it will never be perfect for the first try. When sketching, proportions are for the later steps, and not to focus on when your sketching out your first image.
For your bonus question, “Sketches differ with different clothing and designers.” Is definitely true. The sketches and designs will differ for each person, and will never be an exact replica.
It is true of Egyptian history that the Old Kingdom was the time of the construction of the great pyramids. This period was the time that the Egyptian civilization was at its peak.
D. British Columbia, I think. I'm not 100% sure though. Hope that helps.
Answer:
Yeah
Explanation:
You can drink it cold or warm, but it still remains chocolate milk, it is not dependent on temperature. Hot chocolate is cocoa powder, sugar, salt, mixed into water, and then heated. Then, milk or half and half is added. More cocoa than in chocolate milk, and also, water, which isn't in chocolate milk.
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