Answer:
B. False
Explanation:
Propaganda can be found anywhere, from television commercials/programs to billboards in the big city. If something can process and deliver information for the public to see and use, like any kind of advertisement or information propaganda can be found!
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Based on the excerpt, the paragraph expands the central idea about malaria being a deadly disease in the way that Elizabethans were not aware at all of how malaria was spread among people at that time, so because of their lack of knowledge about the illness, they could not find proper treatment to cure it. Thus, the best option that supports the idea is the third sentence <em>"It explains Elizabethan misconceptions about the spread of malaria."</em> Additional support for the idea is that there is no comparison between one disease and another; it is briefly mentioned Romney Marsh with no description; and malaria is not only associated with swampy areas but with tropical areas, too.
Answer:
This question can't be answered because there is no context
Explanation:
Your audience does not know what book you're reading nor do they <em>want</em> to read that book. You have to do this one yourself, figure out what Nate thinks about turning 30 based on the author's text. Analyze it, and make a response. It's simple. Your teacher is looking for what <em>you</em> as the reader think.
Fuller develops an argument for women's rights by insisting that everyone with a should deserves rights.
