2. What strategy does the writer use to tell us that perseverance is "a continuous, patient effort"?

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STatiana [176]3 years ago

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Answer:

c The writer implies that Schliemann was impatient.

Explanation:

What strategy does the writer use to tell us that perseverance is "a continuous, patient effort"?

the reason it is c is because patient is the opposite of impatient.

impatient is in c its talking about how impatient he is. therefore its c.

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