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Answer:
1. 'Are you deaf?' asked Tom. Tom asked Jo if she was deaf.
2.'Have you learned your sign language?' asked Lisa. Lisa asked Dan if he did learn sign language.
3.' Where did you see the deaf orchestra?' asked Fiona. Fiona asked Graham where did he see the deaf orchestra.
4.'put your glasses on,' said Tim. Tim told Harry to put his glasses on.
5.'How can you read in the dark?' asked David. David asked Claire how can she read in the dark.
6.'Don't shout at me!' said Britney. Britney told Hugh to not shout at her.
Explanation:
The statement that is false is "Since its introduction to the masses, television has always been viewed positively." This statement is obviously false because it has a generalization in it that cannot be proven with any evidence one way or the other. In fact, if we think about it on a personal level, we do not even view television as "always" positive. However, it can be proven that advancements in news print and the penny papers did help promote literacy among all classes in America. Radio did excel as a medium that provided outstanding entertainment for the masses. America does frequently pride itself on its leadership role in technological advancement.
