The answer should be D. The first two answer choices, A and B, are completely opinion based. A claims that the vehicles are very ugly, which is an opinion, and B says that it is all a conspiracy. We can rule out those tow answer choices pretty easily. For C, the fact is false. Not many people get electrocuted while driving the cars. This means D is the only logical answer. It gives a good, factual reason why schools shouldn't switch to electric vehicles. I hope this helps!
The answer to the question:
<span>Which of the following is true about plays
A. Writing plays can be difficult because people spoken vocabulary is usually much larger than the written vocabulary
B. Plays are able to use written directions to explain the Back stories of the characters
C. When reading a play it isn't constructed to read the stage directive since you aren't seeking an actual performance
D. Place most used language that makes sense when spoken out loud and not just written on a page
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</span>D. Place most used language that makes sense when spoken out loud and not just written on a page
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The amount of lemonade left in a pitcher would be considered C. continous data.
Discrete data can only take on integers in value, whereas continuous data can have any value. For example, you could have half a bagel and it would be considered continuous data, not discrete.
Answer:
1. To interpret and share real events.
2. To bring Iqbal to life through descriptive details and dialogue.
3. To add details, such as characters’ thoughts and feeling, to the story since some of these details are not known.
4. To engage the reader by sharing his point of view about the topic.
Explanation:
Iqbal Masih is a Pakistani, born in Muridke in 1983 to a very poor Christian family. He was put to work at the tender age of four by his family to pay off their debt to a carpet weaver.
He escaped when he was ten years old and went to the police to make a report but was returned to his masters. He eventually escaped a second time and attended the Bonded Labor Liberation Front (BLLF) where he completed a four year program in only two years.
He received the Reebook Human Rights award in 1994. He was 12 years old when he was shot and killed by the carpet mafia when visiting his relatives in Pakistan.
<em>The story of Iqbal's life was shown in a book written by Francesco D'Adamo, which was a true story but based on fictional characters. Iqbal's story was written from the viewpoint of a girl named Fatima.</em>
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