Answer:
1: Balances the original author's claims
2: Challenge
3: Challenge
4: Qualify
5: It helps you prepare to challenge the author's claim.
6: The student is challenging the author's claim.
7: The student is defending the author's claim.
Explanation:
Qualifying a Claim: When we qualify a claim, we clarify it by adding some more information or by restricting claim's scope. After qualification a claim becomes more acceptable and balanced even for those who earlier slightly disagreed with that claim. Qualifying a claim includes qualifier words such as “some” or “many” or “most” or “often” etc. These words usually replace "all" and "always".
Challenging a Claim: It means entirely or partially disagreeing with claim. Disagreeing even with a specific element of the claim means challenging it.
Defending a Claim: It means entirely agreeing with a claim without any qualification.
The imagery on this line reflects Mike's dislike of the city and all that it represents to him.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- "Friday Night Lights" shows how Mike was sad and dismayed by everything when his father and brother died.
- He was an athlete and knew that his brother and father would want him to play for the team.
- But he doesn't want to stay in the city anymore, because it's melancholy and nothing makes him want to stay there.
In this case, the author uses imagery to point out that pretending that Mike wants to be part of the team was very ugly to him and the land he grew up on and which he no longer wants to be on.
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Answer: Though an international clean-up is needed, the solution is not as simple as cleaning laundry.
Explanation:
A paradox is a statement which might seem absurd at first, but turn out to have certain point. In literature, it is often used to make the reader think about a new idea.
In "Homework", Allen Ginsberg conveys the idea that many countries need a clean-up. In fact, he begins the poem by stating that he wants to wash Iran. The message the author wants to express is that there is a state of political and social unrest, which threatens our environment and nature. However, a clean-up is not a solution to this problem, as the situation is not that simple. Through suggesting an international clean-up, the author calls for his readers to pay attention to this problem, and think of a real-life solution to it.
So, I hope you know this is a math question, not english?
And to answer your question, she sold 11 and 1/3 gallons on Monday. Add up your prices on Sunday and Saturday and subtract them by how many she sold less on Monday. I think this is how you do it, hope it helps.
C. She doesn't want to go into the house but wants to learn the truth.