I'd say A. New or maybe C. Fuzzy.
Answer:
(E) with children whose parents are native English speakers
Explanation:
<em>Compared with</em> is used for objects whose similarities have a close resemblance, while <em>compared to</em> is used in comparing objects who have a wide gap in similarities. Also, in the context above, the comparison is between children whose parents speak English as a second language and parents whose parents speak English as a native language. Option E provides an appropriate comparison of the relevant subjects.
So it would be right to say, "Studies of test scores show that watching television has a markedly positive effect on children whose parents speak English as a second language, as compared with children whose parents are native English speakers".
Answer:
A
Explanation:
the subject comes before the verb and object
Answer:
“when we allow schools to remain segregated by race and class, we are denying kids the learning opportunities because, as was true before the Brown, the resources go with the most affluent children." (Noguera, Paragraph 16)
“we’ve been talking about the achievement gap for so long as a country, but we totally ignore the learning opportunities available to children – opportunities that are often determined by the neighborhoods they live in.” (Noguera, Paragraph 30)
Explanation:
Brainliest please?
