Freedom, economic prosperity, opportunity and the rule of law were some of the values mentioned by President Reagan in Christmas talk about the family in the US. Presumably he meant these were values shared by many Americans. While these are nice sounding phrases, I believe that many Americans would doubt that they benefitted supposedly from the implementation of these policies and they certainly weren't meant for other countries such as Nicaragua where he backed the contras to fight the Sandinista's who were trying to implement these things for the vast majority of the people who had suffered so much under Somoza.
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The reporter's work is likely to be objective, unlike the former employee's, who will have a subjective approach.
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<em>What is the author's tone in this passage?</em>
Tone = helpless, unfortunate, underprivileged
The author describes the dire situation the characters are in. These descriptions form the tones above.
<em>Which pair of words from the passage best reveals this tone?</em>
"intolerable" and "economize"
These two words sum up the misery the characters are experiencing.
<em>Which sentence provides the best evidence to support
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<em>this tone?</em>
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"But we never ate enough to satisfy our hunger."
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"Tomorrow could be worse yet."
These sentences succinctly explain the the terrible, desperate situation the characters are in. This adds to the tones listed above.
<span>The sentence from the excerpt which best supports the idea that falling into a black hole would be excruciatingly painful is A. Curiously, you would not feel this force at all because, like anything in free fall, you are weightless.This sentence also represents the idea that humans are no match with</span><span> the power of a black hole so it would be a violent death as your power is almost none comparing to this huge and black place in space and you can't control or change anything.</span>