A. Nobody on the team has played in this stadium before.
Its the third option C. object complement
Answer: By leading the Utilitarian movement.
Explanation: John Stuart Mill is an English phylosopher,known as one the greatest English phylosophers in history,he was born the year 1806. He was the one who led the Utilitarian movement which is known to be a movement concerned about the happiness of the people.
The Utilitarian Theory tries to show that all happiness is very vital for the wellbeing of man,and that all Government actions should be geared towards completly removing pains from the lives of people.
The effect on the reader by knowing the true background of the photo is shown by thees two statements- Firstly ,It makes the reader consider the idea that the media doesn’t always tell the true story (A),Secondly (C) It shows the reader that when it comes to persuasive media, you can’t always trust what you see.
Explanation:
The effect on the reader after discovering the true background of the picture is stated by the below mentioned statements:-
- <u>It makes the reader consider the idea that the media doesn’t always tell the true story</u>-It means that the media creates a hype of small things ,rather than communicating the true story it simply exaggerate the story and presents it in front of its viewers
- <u> It shows the reader that when it comes to persuasive media, you can’t always trust what you see</u>-As mentioned in the earlier statement that the media tries to show people what they want to see in a manipulative way,the true story is always hidden or manipulated in the way media wants to portray it in front of the people.
Answer:
D "‘We were all so happy to start school
Explanation:
This question is about the article "Our World Turned to Water" that tells the experience of a community in Louisiana that was surprised by a violent flood that had not been predicted. The people in this community had started their days in a normal way, we can even see that the students were happy to start another day of school, without imagining the disaster that was about to happen.