The correct answer is C. By showing that most students are not tardy because of doctor's appointments.
Explanation
A counterclaim is an argument that contradicts or opponents the main claim of an argument. In this case, the counterclaim is "Some residents believe that this is due to early morning doctor appointments" because these sentences oppose the idea of the author about making schools have starting time every day. Additionally, the author responds to the counterclaim by saying "Only eight percent of those students had medical excuses". So, the correct answer is C. By showing that most students are not tardy because of doctor appointments.
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While many similarities exist between substance abuse treatment for those in the criminal justice system and for those in the general population, people in the criminal justice system have added stressors, including but not limited to their precarious legal situation. Criminal justice clients also tend to have characteristics that affect treatment. These include criminal thinking and criminal values along with the more typical resistance and denial issues found in other substance abuse treatment populations.
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
The fragment part of A is the first part. While this may look like a sentence and may also transmit the same ideas as would a properly formed sentence, this is a fragment.
A sentences fragment is not a sentence because it is not an independent clause containing a subject and a predicate. In order to be a sentence, the fragment would need to be changed to something like the following:
He was a child who grew up in the New Jersey suburbs in the fifties.
