<span>Aconcagua
</span><span>Ojos del Salado
</span><span>Huascarán
</span><span>Cotopaxi
</span><span>Chimborazo</span>
Answer: B) word choices which reveal the speaker's bias about television.
Newton Minow was the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, the agency responsible for regulating the use of public airwaves under President John Kennedy. He gave this statement on May 9, 1961.
It is likely that the speaker had some bias towards television, based on the words he used in his statement. By referring to television as a vast wasteland, we can infer that he did not think television is a medium that provides quality content for consumers.
The biblical arguments that Sewall would agree are :
- African slaves were descendants from adam and eve
- Israelites were expressly forbidden from buying and selling slaves
- The enslavement of Joseph as illegal and immoral
hope this helps
A. The tone changes from curious to lonely.
I just had it on my test so yess I'm sure this is correct :)
True. You should ALWAYS be familiar with the text.
