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Answer:
- Sequoia Trees Are Being Cut At An Alarming Rate
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the number of mills and the amount of lumber cut
- Muir's Experience As An Explorer
Explanation:
These questions refer to a passage from the text titled "Save the Redwoods," by John Muir.
In the passage, Muir explains that sawmills close to the Sequoia belt have been selling Big Tree lumber as redwood for many years, to warn about the Sequoia Trees being cut at an alarming rate, not to claim that Sequoia trees are located on the West Coast nor that are useful for building homes.
The detail that appeals to the reader's logic is that only a few mills produce a large amount of lumber cut, not the description of the trees nor Muir's experience as an explorer. Muir's experience as an explorer is what establishes credibility.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Reading through the other answers all of them sounded funny or choppy to me. Answer choices B had too many commas, answer choices C was full of unnecessary periods, and D had to many "ands". A has the right amount of everything and sounds the best.
Tip: when answering questions like these read them out loud. if they sound funny or chopped up or you're running out of breath... it's more that most likely the wrong answer. Hope that helps! :)
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Also, there is a quizlet online with all the answers.