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Nothing to Do After the Show? Located just 50 feet from your seat, Acero Blanco serves the best in Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisine. With over 30 authentic entrees prepared by our master chefs, Acero Blanco offers a little something for every discerning palate. Remember to come by after the show; Acero Blanco now serves dinner late!
3 Select the correct answer. The purpose of this flyer is
A. to persuade viewers to eat at Acero Blanco after the show.
B. to inform moviegoers that the restaurant will be open late.
C. to explain that the chefs at Acero Blanco are all well-trained.
D. to describe the location where Acero Blanco can be found.
Answer:
The purpose of this flyer is:
A. to persuade viewers to eat at Acero Blanco after the show.
Explanation:
The flyer begins with a question that promptly reveals its purpose: "Nothing to do after the show?" The goal is to get people to go eat at Acero Blanco after the show. The flyer even makes a point of stating that the restaurant now serves dinner late to let people know they will be able to have a true meal instead of just some appetizers in case they show up. It also makes sure to convey how close the restaurant is to the location of the show, which is really convenient.
Answer: C. They may view the extent of the issues and help to clarify the nation's true interests.
Federalist No. 10 is an essay by James Madison that was published on November 22, 1787, and is part of The Federalist Papers.
No. 10 discusses how to reconcile the opposing interests of citizens. Madison's answer was representative democracy.
In this sentence, he is defending representation by arguing that this body of citizens who are to be elected will be wise enough to know what is best for the country, and also love their country enough to put the interests of the nation before their own. In this way, they will be able to address all aspects of an issue, and to enlarge and clarify the interests of the nation.