The order from unreliable to reliable is:
.com, .org, .edu, .gov
.com is your answer
hope this helps
~<em>Rise Above the Ordinary</em>
Answer:
A
Explanation:
This is a more less question. It is a powerful thing to learn. More/Less can be very confusing. This one seems to be no exception. The key sentence is this one.
The deeper the sub goes, the higher the pressure becomes.
So deeper means more pressure.
A is certainly one answer. 58 < 71. That means that 71 is deeper than 58. Deeper means more pressure. So 58 has less pressure than 71
B Deeper means more pressure. 389 is deeper than 240.
389 has more pressure.
C 28 is deeper than 9. deeper is more pressure. C is wrong.
D Same reason 198 is deeper than 195.
deeper is more
198 has the most pressure.
Answer:
Machines have eliminated low-skill jobs because they have done the work the people used to be doing themselves. For example the cotton gin, replaced people having to pluck cotton off of bushes.
Explanation:
Answer:
B. numbers replacing the bullets in the steps of the water-recycling process
C. numbers on the illustration indicating the corresponding steps in the text
Explanation:
Since the question asks what revisions should be done to make the document more informative, we should focus on what can be done to make the document more understandable to the readers.
Since the main point of the text, as shown by the heading is about a construction of a water reclamation plant, (A) is incorrect since the heading already provides this information clearly. (E) is outside of the context of the press release, while (D) is already illustrated through the attached image.
(B) is a good modification to do since processes should be numbered to make it clearer for the reader, and (C) would provide a better use of the image, since readers can immediately visualize how the processes described in the text would occur.
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