Oh what joy it is to have a friend like you, For giving me strength, the way you do,
For lifting me up when I'm feeling down, And putting a smile on my face, when I'm wearing down,
Thanks for being there, and helping me grow, Your friendship means a lot, this I'd like you to know.
The correct answer is D. Its information may be out of date.
Explanation:
Credibility in sources refers to whether a source can be trusted and/ or believed, when writing a research paper it is necessary to use only credible sources as the credibility of sources is connected to the quality and credibility of your research paper. Credibility is usually related to multiple aspects that include the author, as an expert on the subject is more reliable; the relevance of it for your research topic; the evidence used in the source to support the author's ideas and the date. Regarding the date, it is recommended to use only up-dated articles as knowledge is always transforming and an old article might include information that had been already disproved. Thus, if Janet wants to include an article written in 1976, the article might not be credible because it is too old and the information may be out of date which means more recent researches could have disproved the findings of that article.
The implicit meaning of his words are that he is a different person when he is in the driving mindset. he isnt the 13 year old boy any more he is now a driver who is ambitious to win race and games
The sound resounded through the house like thunder.
This sentence uses simile, a comparison using “like”, “as”, or “than”, by comparing the sound to thunder with “like”.
Answer:
Advances in the production of sweeteners hastened the end of involuntary servitude.
Explanation:
<em>Sugar Changed the World </em>is a book written by Marc<em> </em>Aronson, Marina Budhos about the history of sugar production - from its origins in New Guinea around 7000 B.C. to the 21st century. The emphasis is on its role in slavery and the lost lives of countless Africans who were enslaved to work on its production.
The given passage tells about how advances in the production of sweeteners hastened the end of involuntary servitude. As the technology of sugar production progressed, the need for sugar cane plantations and slaves disappeared. Today, there are many different sweeteners, and cane, the original source of sugar, is no longer always used for sugar production.