Its the second one, a valley! Hope this helps :)
A personal story of a event that happened to you.
Some of the reasons why a word with multiple connotations could become a problem in academic discourse are:
- It could lead to confusion
- There is always the danger of ambiguity. For example, a word that means one thing can mean another which is totally different from the intended meaning.
<h3>What is a Connotation?</h3>
This refers to the implied meaning of a word that is different from the dictionary meaning of the word.
Hence, we can see that when making a debate or an academic discourse, it is important to use words with fewer connotations as they would be easier to understand, without the confusion.
Read more about connotative meanings here:
brainly.com/question/711021
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Sleep deprivation harms memory. Overtired teens are more prone to accidents. Teens dealing from sleep deprivation lose the ability to focus.
These three options would be support Joao's rebuttal because they show how harmful sleep deprivation can be. Joao needs to show that starting classes later will allow students to get more sleep and therefore not succumb to the harmful effects of sleep deprivation. The other options do not support his rebuttal because they are not relevant to students AND sleep. In fact, saying that researchers do not know why human beings need to sleep goes against his rebuttal because it sounds like humans don't need as much sleep.
