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as very little confidence in the ability of others. places a great deal of pressure on himself. feels that figuring out the inscription is useless. seeks public praise for his accomplishments.
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In this excerpt, the author includes Thomas Young's words to show that Young places a great deal of pressure on himself.
Explanation:
In the text above we can see that the possibility of deciphering the message of the rosette stone, the difficulty that this task has, the execution time and even the importance of this message, precede Young in a great way, much of this pressure is imposed by himself by account of the preciousness of the mission and his responsibility within that task.
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A. The very idea of doing homework on a weekend would've made us depressed.
Explanation:
The grammar is correct in the sentence:
The very idea of doing homework on a weekend would've made us depressed.
Would've = contraction for would have
Because many still thought of themselves as british
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Her first fact is that only low food yields and poor people can be produced through the use of Traditional agricultural practices. Also traditional practices cannot be used to feed people in Africa in the near future as a result of growing population.
Her opinion is that America and other developed countries should provide Africa with the necessary biotechnology for agriculture so as to prevent suffering and starvation.
Explanation:
Her first fact is that only low food yields and poor people can be produced through the use of Traditional agricultural practices. Also traditional practices cannot be used to feed people in Africa in the near future as a result of growing population.
Her opinion is that America and other developed countries should provide Africa with the necessary biotechnology for agriculture so as to prevent suffering and starvation.
She includes her opinion so that it would be possible for Africa to find a means to sustain agricultural production and the environment.
