The answer to this question is, FALSE.
Answer:
(A) Participants who were depressed at the start of the study were no more likely to be smokers after one year than those who were not depressed.
Explanation:
This strengthens the argument, because depression doesn´t correlates directly with smoking, it rejects the idea of the Cause-Effect, that would say that maybe depression causes people to turn to smoking to deal with it, so if people were already depressed when entered the trial and weren´t more likely to those who didn´t to start smoking this eliminates that possibility.
Amicable is the answer that I got to fit the sentence.
Answer:
crayons, her new princess pencils, she could use the scissors to cut out hearts for her bestfriend, Mrs. Smith
Explanation:
1. I believe the answer is: foreshadowed
Foreshadow refers to the warning of the events that might occur in the future. The foreshadowing is shown especially on this phrase: . . . .<em>portended a disastrous outcome</em> . . . This give warning to the readers to expect some sort of tragedy or disaster might happen to the character as the story move forward.
2.I believe the answer is: Firewood
The mother in the story is not interested in the revolution like the other men in the family did. The main focus of the mother is only to get the things that are necessary to help the family survive in current time, such as obtaining enough food and firewood.
3. I believe the answer is: overnight.
In the story, the soldiers appear without any warning and surprised all the people in that territory. They also seemed really tired from their facial expression and their posture, which indicates that they've been moving without rest for a long period of time.
4. I believe the answer is: His Goat
The goat has eaten all the grass on the place where the narrator initially placed him on. Because the goat is feeling sad and hungry, it decided to found grass to other place, which eventually bring it to the front of the post office where the narrator found it.
5. I believe the answer is the first one
<em>The time keeper started the clock and then stops it abruptly.</em>
The usage of the word 'started' on the sentence above indicates the use of past tenses. But this is followed by unnecessary shift in states by the usage of the word 'stops' (verb+s/es) which indicates the use of present tense.
