The correct answer to whether the statement <em>"Indicators are definite signs that abuse or neglect has taken place"</em> is true or false is false.
An indicator is a <em>trend or fact</em> that<em> indicates</em> the state or level of something - in this case, indicators <em>would be the definite signs </em>that abuse or neglect had taken place. However, if considering the verb <em>"to indicate"</em>, which means <em>to point out or to</em> something or someone, it can be understood that indicators <em>only provide the directions</em>, or call someone's attention in those directions. Therefore, <em>indicators alone couldn't be definite signs</em>, something not doubtful. Definite signs would have to <em>prove with data or documented facts</em> that abuse or neglect has taken place. Indicators alone <em>can't prove</em> the state or level of something, like abuse or neglect, but <em>only point in their direction</em>. Hence, the answer is <em>false.</em>
<span>The bank examiner is the outsider from the East who does not understand or appreciate the cowboy banker's way of doing business. His willingness to dismiss local customs, regardless of their practicality and effectiveness, makes the people of Chaparosa seem simple but also more moral and compassionate by comparison.</span>
D) My classmate's house is big, so his family must be really rich.
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A. The cement being overtaken by flowers and grass implies that the sidewalks are no longer maintained.
B. The words "laughter" and "stumbled" convey a disturbing and eerie tone.</span>
The answer is C sentence length
