The letter C because Parallel structure is basically something that is written short but says everything that its suppose to mean.
Answer:
B. Grampa is sensitive to Birdfoot’s lack of knowledge.
Explanation:
The tone of voice, and word choice shows he is not impatient not surprised (there wasn't really humor) and not impressed. This leaves sensitive, if he smiled and then talked. Hope this helps :)
The paragraph contributed to the development of ideas in the text as it A. It shows that standards for education at baseball academies in the Dominican Republic are changing.
<h3>What is a central idea?</h3>
It should be noted that central idea simply means the main idea that's conveyed by the author.
In this case, the paragraph contributed to the development of ideas as it shows the importance of education.
In conclusion, the correct option is A.
Paragraph 20: Several U.S teams have added small scale education programs perhaps eight hours a week that emphasize English and financial skills that could prove useful to ballplayers. It could be in the teams beat interest to turn out between educated players.
Here's the complete question:
How does paragraph 20 contribute to the development of ideas in the text?
A. It shows that standards for education at baseball academies in the Dominican Republic are changing.
B. It emphasizes how lacking the education is at baseball academies in the Dominican Republic.
C. It proves that educating Dominican players at baseball academies is not a priority.
D. It shows how difficult it will be to change the standards for education at baseball academies
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1 I know that Rory tried to find a new job for ages.
2 My brother called while watching the football.
3 Robin and Cecilia didn’t go out together for very long when he proposed to her.
4 When I got home I realized that I left my mobile at work.
5 By the time the others arrived we already waited for over two hours.
6 While Angela walked home she met an old school-friend that she didn’t see for years.
This is true. Most European languages sprang from Proto-indo-european. Only a few languages such as Basque have unknown origin that have nothing to do with Proto-Indo-European languages.
