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Dahasolnce [82]
3 years ago
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Read the following passage and then select the correct answer: According to some sources, more than 60 percent of Americans curr

ently own a dog. Dogs can be strong companions, but they also have needs that many people forget to address. Without proper hygiene, dogs can become matted and sick, just the same as any human being. Because of these reasons, it is essential that Americans begin to develop regular habits of dog washing and grooming. Which of the following sentences provides support for the author's claim? (5 points) According to some sources, more than 60 percent of Americans currently own a dog. Dogs can be strong companions, but they also have needs that many people forget to address. Without proper hygiene, dogs can become matted and sick, just the same as any human being. Because of these reasons, it is essential that Americans begin to develop regular habits of dog washing and grooming.
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2 answers:
cricket20 [7]3 years ago
5 0
I actually agree with the other person - I believe the correct answer is: <span>Without proper hygiene, dogs can become matted and sick, just the same as any human being.
The author's claim is that Americans should start taking better care of their dogs, by washing and grooming them more regularly. The reason why they should do that is stated in the sentence I would choose as the correct answer.
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ruslelena [56]3 years ago
4 0
<span>"Without proper hygiene, dogs can become matted and sick, just the same as any human being." supports the author's claim that Americans need to begin to develop regular habits of dog washing and grooming.</span>
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