Nick is asking himself and answering a series of questions in order to understand and target his audience. What is Nick completing? A. a genre B. an audience profile C. an assumption D. a primary audience

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Rewrite the conclusion of argumentative paper against animal testing. In conclusion, I think humans should not use animals for scientific research. My reasons are all as follows. First, the results of animal research are not applicable to humans.

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7. What type of story is made up of extended symbolism? A. A speech B. An allegory C. A myth D. An anecdote Student Answer: A Answer: Incorrect Reference: Assignment 3, objective 3.2 Correct Answer: B

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When juliet arrives in the Friar's cell, she threatens to stab herself; what does this mirror from earlier in the play?

How does buck learn an unforgettable lesson about law of club and gang when watching his first dog fight

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How do writers usually start their poems