Answer:
H presents data that is easily conceptualized by most people
Explanation:
When the author uses 100 people to represent the world population, the author is using a number that is easy to understand and conceptualize for most people. A number that can be used to present world population data in a more simple and summarized way.
In fact, by using 100 people, the data can be automatically translated into percentages, which is also an easy way to conceptualize information for most people.
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Your answer is D because the table of contents is not meant to define anything.
Answer: the answer is (I saw a woman reading a book.)
Explanation: brainlest please
The theme that can be identified from the above stanza
from “The Soldier” by Rupert Brooke is that even when the soldier died, he will
always be a part of peace and freedom that the England has attained after the
war. His death will not go in vain.