A. bratty kid. the rest of the choices are not implying anything annoying
doing what is morally right. not every rule is made to follow, in situations like these, it's best to do what benefits the person involved in a moralistic manner. it shouldn't specifically benefit them, however, but as long as what is morally right is being done, no harm can ever happen.
(you can change my answer a bit up to your liking!!!)
Answer:
<h2>That's true.</h2>
Explanation:
This characteristics of writing are mainly used in academic papers. In this context you need to use a precise language, a technical language, because that will allow you to be understood by the reader, using less words with objectivity, right to the point.
<em>So, at the end, this technical language is with that purpose, that's why in academic context is used a ''difficult'' language, but is not really difficult, it's just using words that are not popular to explain specifically some theme.</em>
Often times, the actual object is much more expensive to create. That's why many designers and engineers create a model to represent their ideas to a group. The model is much cheaper and faster to create, especially if it needs tweaking multiple times. Also, that model can have working parts - you could take it apart to show the inside/cross-section or have interactive sections that allow easier presentation of your idea. Those are things you can't accomplish with an actual object.
