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B is correct, "<span> Christina and I went to the same summer camp for years (since we were 8)" </span>parentheses are used when you have some extra information you want to add, but its not completely necessary. Like how they started going to the same summer camp when they were 8, you can still read the sentence fine without it, but it's a nice piece of information.
The author is trying to get a nervous or scared feeling
It's not exactly an essay, but it does have some helpful information.
HIROSHIMA:
- Wanted to end the war quicker.
- became known for cancers, premature births and malformed babies. Bad effects on the environment Heavy scars on survivors
NAGASAKI
- 3 days after bombing Hiroshima
- Wasn’t actually supposed to be bombed
- 38,100 killed
- 21,000 injured
- Nagasaki survivors had cancer, premature birth, and malformed babies.
- A lot of radiation
- Heavy scars on survivors
I would have not dropped the atomic bomb because it is immoral and not in any way humane. I think this because many Japanese had serious scarring and injuries. It also ruined the environment and killed innocent bystanders that had nothing to do with the war. It was selfish of America to bomb a place just to end a war quicker.
America did it to end the war quickly and did not want any more deaths on the American side.
C. It leaves readers unsure about the credibility of the argument.
I say that is the answer because in the question it said the word anonymous and that word means unknown or unnamed and so that is the answer it leaves the reader unsure of who is writing
