Anti-climax greatly annoys readers. If they're going to put the time into reading something because it has an engaging plot, they're going to expect an equally interesting climax to arise out of that plot. If the readers don't get that, they're going to feel cheated.
Use a comma before fanboys ex: for and nor but or yes so
Answer:
the phrase means something but would most likely be fully understood only by educators.
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The answer to number 3 is C.
Retrieval I guess it makes sense to me
