The answer is number 2. This is because when you skim text you just glance at it to figure out the topic.
The fraction of the year the Christian celebration of Easter occurred on Sunday, 16 April in 2017 is 0.3.
<em>Total days in a year</em> = 365 days
January = 31 days
February = 28 days
March = 31 days
April = 16 days(Easter day)
<em>Total days to Easter = January + February + March + April</em>
= 31 + 28 + 31 + 16
= 106 days
<em>Fraction of the year the Christian celebration of Easter occurred = Total days to Easter / Total days in a year</em>
= 106 / 365
= 0.2904109589041
- Approximately, 0.3 to <em>one decimal place</em><em>.</em>
Therefore, the fraction of the year celebration of Easter occurred on Sunday, 16 April in 2017 is 0.3.
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Even though the first passage isn't completely logical, since its arguments are basically hypotheses, the second passage appeals mostly to the emotion of the reader, therefore, the right answer is the first option:
Passage 1 uses a logical approach, while passage 2 contains appeals to emotion.
Answer:
D). "Then the sky darkens, and a loud splattering of rain begins to fall."
Explanation:
The setting describing the darkening of the sky and the loud splattering sound of the beginning of the rain functions to signal the progressing action of the scene. It functions to indicate to the readers that things will not remain as merry as a picnic sight has to be. The sound of rain and dark sky breaks the enjoyment, calmness, and relaxing environment of the day and symbolizes that something fierce is approaching. This prepares the readers for an onset storm and hence, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
I believe the answer is D. He will no longer be alone
The conflicting motivation about his last wish revolves around whether he should choose to use his wish to make Yoni came back to live and let the goldfish go or to keep the goldfish and be a murderer.
Either choice technically won't make him be 'alone', so i think option d is not suitable in this context.