Answer: D is the answer.
Explanation: Cause and Effects Citations are when one is to look for a solution to a problem, most often, and D (last option) is the only option that does so and spells it out.
I am positive the answer is the second choice
Let me know if i am wrong and ill correct it
Simply make the reader intrigued in reading it.
For example, you can use a title of an essay as a hook.
Some writers may make their titles "Consider this" or "On that" and the reader is automatically interested and wondering what they should be considering or reading about.
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Answer:
I don't know the exact question, but I think this is what you have to do:
Explanation:
Just write out a scenario where you are meeting with the principal and discussing this issue with him. Write out why you disagree with the issue, and what you want to do to fix it.
I hope this helps!
