Answer:
B
Explanation:
Extraneous/incidental usually mean unimportant or has minor significance. Therefore, 'the completely unrelated information' from B best reflect what the the author mean by 'extraneous/incidental information'.
Answer:
I would like to have this problem corrected in the next billing cycle.
Explanation:
The above sentence is the correct sentence that conveys the main idea in the passage.
The passage is more likely a letter of complain or a query that is urging and pleading with the electrical company to visit and rectify/correct the problem he has in his electrical bill.
Everything the writer wrote here all moves to the one direction - the correcting of the electric bill problem. The writer started by stating the actual problem and followed it up by the expected action he wants the electrical company to take in solving his problem.
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Answer:
By having the Chorus spoil the end of the play before it even starts—Romeo and Juliet die, and only then do their families end the feud Shakespeare sets up similar possibilities for the development of irony, tension, and catharsis here.
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