The correct answer among the choices given is option C. I<span>ncluding a famous proverb to explain a concept is not an example of plagiarism given that there are proper quotations or citations. Plagiarism is copying other ideas without acknowledging them and making these ideas as your own</span>
A belt is a release of gas. Gas exited through your mouth, so when this location is called a bean belt, it is referring to how coffee beans are exiting their original location, like a burp does. (This purely in my opinion, I have no knowledge of this.)
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D - “While that link gave the English a stake in slavery, it also gave the antislavery forces an opportunity.”
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First, we have the word Athens. Then, we get to know that Athenian is a person from Athens. The final -s has been removed in Athens, and -ian was added. We can assume that -ian is the suffix, therefore. This suffix most likely indicates origin, a person's place of birth. Other words that use the same suffix and that indicate the origin of someone are: Parisian (Paris), Brazilian (Brazil), Italian (Italy), Argentinian (Argentine), among others.
