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C. What kind of world could we live in if finances didn’t limit a student’s options?
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A rhetorical question is a question asked that does not expect an answer. It is used as a persuasive technique to create a dramatic effect. In this example, the question, "What kind of world could we live in if finances didn’t limit a student’s options?" can get the listener to consider lowering the cost of college. The word "limit" implies that college finances are too costly. The "what kind of world" part implies that the world would be better without colleges being so expensive and limiting students' options.
Here's a photo of Edge incase you're doubtful. Good luck.
Answer: Between A and B
Explanation: Both seem like logical choices, yet, B make most sense because it gives way to the theory of evolution or creation. Whichever, an individual may believe in.
7 Steps Research Process
1. Determine the problem & define the question to answer
2. Find general background about your problem/question.
3. Use the library catalog, Mirlyn to find books.
4. Use article indexes to find and follow the research regarding your problem/question.
5. Consider using the Internet to find government information and open access articles related to your topic.
6. Collect, read, evaluate and write what you have learned.
7. Cite the information you have found so that others will be able to follow your research trail.
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