The correct answer that would best complete the given statement above is the second option: ARGUMENT MAPS. Argument maps are intended to <span>help depict the analysis of the reasons presented in support of a given conclusion. Hope this is the answer you are looking for. </span>
The answer is A. With is a preposition, thus anything coming after that is a prepositional phrase.
I would say either A, or B. But I think B because it is giving you the setting of where this is taking place. So you wouldn't expect to all of a sudden see pirates right? You would more expect to hear of a lost civilization or see a camel walk past. It's basically getting you into the mindset of where the story's taking place and what to expect next. <span />
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A dissenter, especially in the realm of politics, can show resilience at many times, but especially when the authority in question tries to silence him or her. Then the dissenter can refused to be silenced--even if it means spending time in jail.
Now go get that A+
A - consideration
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