Answer:
OD. It is a paragraph that is divided into topic and body.
Explanation:
As can be inferred from the word itself, 'division' means to be separated. This implies the 'categorization, classification' of things on the basis of their contents or uses or similarity.
So, a division paragraph is the separation of paragraphs into their different components such as the introduction, body, or conclusion. This division allows for a more developed and detailed explanation of better understanding.
Thus, the correct answer is option D.
Answer:
From the article, it is seen that advertising can influence the price of commodities negatively or positively. Negatively, critics believe that "consumers must pay for the cost of advertising in the form of higher prices for goods" ("Advertising," 2012). Opponents of this believe hold that the 'massive audience captured through advertising can bring down the price of goods' ("Advertising," 2012).
Explanation:
In-text citation of quotes and the paraphrase of important points found in encyclopedias without an author, require stating the title of the article, encasing it in quotes and a bracket as well as inputting the year when the article was written.
In the case of the text above that is an Encyclopedia Britannica article without an author, the title of the article was first stated and then this was followed by the year it was published. The same rule was followed for the paraphrase of important points.
A personal problem is one that only relates to ones self
Answer: whether, weather
Explanation: Looking at the Grey sky, Becky wondered WHETHER the WEATHER would ruin the class trip.
Weather and whether although having a similar pronunciation do not perform same function in a sentence.
Weather is used to describe the temperature and precipitation activity at a certain point in time while WHETHER is a word used as a condition between two likely outcomes.
Answer:
No poem
Explanation:
Hi! Could you please give the poem either in the question or in the comments?
I would love to edit this answer once I get the poem for reference.
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