Answer:
The prayer was tried by him for seven days but could not break the sailor's curse
After the climax it’s when the problem is fixed
The detail that supports part A is the sentence that shows that without advertising, people would not have free access to television, magazines, newspapers, and internet content.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The text shows that advertising is something irritating, but essential for the proper functioning of the media.
- That's because readers and viewers may see advertising as a problem, but it's through it that they have access to fun and important content.
- This is because advertising provides the necessary funding for books, magazines, internet content, newspapers, and television to remain free to the public.
- In this case, advertising can be a problem that encourages positive results.
Your question is incomplete as you have not shown part A that this question is related to.
However, from questions similar to yours, we can see that part A shows that the theme of the text is that some people find advertisements annoying, but they are the ones that provide the public with necessary services and information.
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Taking into account that the Catechism of the Catholic Church describes an indulgence as "a remission before God of the temporal punishment due to sins whose guilt has already been forgiven", the sentences that demonstrate sale of indulgences, (criticized by Protestant) are C and D.
In C. A friar, John Tetzel is exchanging indulgences for money.
In D. Catholics are exchanging indulgences for doing good works
