Semicolon. This is because it’s like a run on of the sentence rather than another part of that makes any sense.
The question mark obviously wouldn’t work and neither would colon since colon is sort of like, listing examples. Comma would make the sentence sound weird.
Hope this helps!
I believe it's B as well if not then it is D
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the third option. When reading a poem closely to interpret its meaning and nuances, it is the title of the poem that <span>give you clues about the theme of the poem. It is something that is closely related to the topic of the poem.</span>
Answer and Explanation:
1. I identify better with issue number 1. This is because my mother was always at home and participated in my learning process, being a type of secondary teacher who helped me understand all the materials and subjects necessary for my academic training. .
2. I deal with the issue in the most positive way possible, making use of all the privileges that are available to me to reduce the difficulties with distance learning. Thus, in addition to using the subjects of distance learning, I do research on the internet and books, in addition to having the help of my mother to complement my training.
3. My point of view on issue number 1 is that the presence of parents in distance learning is essential for this system to be efficient. However, this system is weakened by the responsibilities that adults have. Thus, the time available to teach children can be very limited and inefficient.
4. My point of view in relation to issue 2 is that it also presents a positive alternative for the student, but it is necessary that the person who will develop the modules have a vast educational and scientific knowledge so that he can, in fact, help the students.
5. A comprehensive viewpoint is an argument that presents solutions. In relation to issue 1, I believe that a solution is not only to count on parents to help their children in learning, but to count on any adult family member who can take this responsibility, or hire someone to do it.