It’s a fragment . To make it a complete sentence say “On the other side of the room, there is a voting booth.”
Here is the answer to the given question above. According to Patrick Henry, the basic question being debated at the Virginia Convention is whether to pursue a peaceful solution to the "imperial dispute" or prepare for war. To quote, this is what he said. "Nothing less than a <span>question of freedom or s<span>lavery". He describes </span></span><span>the magnitude of the situation, and points out that slavery is a "retreat". Hope this helps.</span>
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Answer: Choice A) A research paper is a well worded summary
Choice A is a false statement because a well worded summary is only part of a research paper, and that summary is in the concluding paragraph at the end of the paper (to wrap up all of the ideas presented in the paper itself). There is more to the research paper than just the summary since many research ideas are complex.
You need critical thinking and sources to help back up your argument, which is why choices B through D are valid statements.
