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Arlecino [84]
3 years ago
15

Which of these passages does not help develop a conversational tone for this reflective essay?

English
1 answer:
madreJ [45]3 years ago
8 0
[Note: At the moment I submit this very answer, the question states:
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"<span>Which of these passages does not help develop a conversational tone for this reflective essay?'']
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While there is no particular given reflective essay—or even description or excerpt of one (at the moment I submit this answer); I have to choose:
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Answer choice:
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[B]: "</span><span>I’ve gone to a prestigious university, studied with famous writers, and taken an MFA degree. I’ve taught poetry in schools in Illinois and Texas."
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The reason is that among the four (4) answer choices given, "Answer choice "B" would be the one that does not help develop a "conversational tone" for any reflective essay; whereas the remaining three (3) answer choices seem to do so.
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