Which of the following are ways can different opinions be based on?

agreement on facts, but differences in how to solve a problem

agreement on facts, but differences in philosophy

agreement on facts, and agreement in philosophy

disagreement on facts​

The following ways in which different opinions can be based is an agreement of facts, but differences in philosophy.

An opinion is a judgment, perspective, or assertion that is not definite In contrast to facts, which are accurate assertions. A provided opinion may engage with subjective matters whereby no clear finding exists, or it may relate to facts that are intended to be challenged by the logically where everyone is entitled to their own ideas.

When a viewpoint is backed by facts and principles, it develops into an argument. However, if they accept the same set of information, different persons may reach conflicting conclusions (opinions). Opinions seldom shift in the absence of fresh arguments.

Therefore, by studying the supporting reasons, it is possible to conclude that one opinion is more strongly supported by the facts than the other.

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A student is writing an essay about the advantages of learning about other cultures. Read the draft of the essay and answer the question that follows.


I would love to explore many countries and to learn about people from different cultures. I believe that learning about them does help us realize that we are _not so different.___. For instance, Guatemala is in Central America, not too far from the United States. They have volcanoes, lakes, modern cities, and historical cities such as Antigua Guatemala. Guatemalans work, study, and play just like we do. They speak Spanish, but some people also speak native languages such as Quiché, a Mayan language.

Which word is the MOST precise replacement for the underlined phrase?


A

similar


B

neighbors


C

close


D

related

Why are in media res openings often effective?
a. they raise questions about what happened before and what will
happen after.
b. they encourage the reader to read the story chronologically.
c. they focus the reader's attention on what will happen next.
d. they deepen the reader's understanding of themes.

1. Chips from bananas are the crispiest and most delicious kind of chips I have ever tasted. Grab a bag today at your nearest grocery store. * A. INFORMATIVE B. PROCEDURAL C. PERSUASIVE D. NARRATIVE ​

1. Personal Connections Do you sympathize with the author's feelings
when Bailey arrives? Explain.

Patrick o'donnell is a music teacher. what gave him the idea for the group? a b c d two off-broadway shows a video on the internet the trash cans at his house his son in kindergarten

"I gazed on my victim, and my heart swelled with exultation and hellish triumph; clapping my hands, I exclaimed, 'I too can create desolation; my enemy is not invulnerable; this death will carry despair to him, and a thousand other miseries shall torment and destroy him."
12 Which of these most accurately describes this narration?

A) first person (Elizabeth)
B) first person (creature)
C) third person limited (shelley)
D) third person omniscient (Victor) ​

dialogue betwwen teacher and student on importance of english language​

________ did the Memphis Grizzlies pick as their point guard?
A. who
B. whom​

the blizzard attacked the town with cruel shrieks of glee. whar human quality does the writer give the blizzard?​

please anyone who knows……….

Which of the following is a characteristic feature of writing that takes a position?
Select one:

a.
Writing that takes a position must analyze and evaluate a thing or a topic.

b.
Writing that takes a position must be objective, fact based, and informative.

c.
Writing that takes a position must be entertaining and engaging.

d.
Writing that takes a position must express an explicit position on a topic or issue.

Which words in the poem reflect the idea of unity? based on the poet's word choice, what is the mood of the poem?

In acts 1 and 2 of julius caesar, with whom is brutus most in conflict?.

What is the meaning of 'craigslist' in English? What is it used for?

Brainliest if correct

In The Hunger Games series, the Capitol has gone to extreme measures to keep the districts in line and to win the current war. For example, the creation of muttations that are both physically and mentally harmful, along with the hijacking of Peeta's mind, cannot be viewed as "humane" war tactics. Even the rebels are known for abandoning their morals when they create the avalanche on the Nut, trapping and harming countless innocent citizens inside. Think about what it takes to win a war and consider: At what point does humanity cross the line? Do you think there should be rules to abide by in wartime? If yes, what rules would you have? If no, why do you think anything should be allowed? Write your thoughts in two or more complete sentences.​

Read this sentence from paragraph 4 of The Jungle selection. There were the wool pluckers, whose hands went to pieces even sooner than the hands of the pickle men, for the pelts of the sheep had to be pain tee with acid to loosen the wool and then the pluckers had to pull out this wool with their bare hands, till the acid had eaten their fingers off. The author uses imagery in this sentence to​

the teacher ought to have sent her to the headmaster.(in passive voice)​

Which of these is not a subgenre of fiction?
A
fantasy
B
nonfiction
с
mystery
D
science fiction

Lance wrote this blog post: At first, I thought I couldn’t possibly be interested in a story set in A.D. 793, but I was wrong. Viking marauders invade Saxon Britain, and Jack, an apprentice bard, or storyteller, is kidnapped and forced to apply his storytelling skills to become a skald, or poet and bard to the Norseman who took him captive. Despite witnessing the violence and destruction wrought upon Britain by his captors, Jack also witnesses courage and honor, both of which compel him to survive. I recommend The Sea of Trolls to anyone who enjoys well-written historical fiction. What does Lance do to make his writing coherent, or easy for his readers to understand? A. He organizes details in order of importance. B. He defines uncommon words to eliminate confusion. C. He directs readers to the book where they can get more information. D. He uses a casual writing style for the purpose of reaching teen readers.

Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition
Tells when and where a book was published



Table of contents
Glossary
Index
Title page
Appendix

which sentence below uses punctuation correctly?
○I'm going to Orlando in October, to see Disney World!
○I'm going to Orlando, in October to see Disney World!
○I'm going to Orlando in October to see Disney World!
○I'm going to Orlando, in October, to see Disney World!​

How does the author view following a tradition without
questioning it? Support your answer with evidence from the
text.

Miriam's employee explains that he was absent because his wife was diagnosed with cancer. Miriam thinks about what it would be like to be in her employee's position, and she realizes that she is both frightened and sad. Miriam is demonstrating ______.

These days it seems like almost everyone wants to be greener. A new generation of shoppers wants

to do its regular shopping but be less wasteful. If possible, these people also want to shop in a way

that might help the environment or at least not harm it.

2 Companies are getting in on the green revolution, too. They can usually charge more for green

products—sometimes double the price or more. It benefits them if they can say what they’re selling

is “green.” But should you always believe it? Just because a company says something is

environmentally 15 friendly, is it really true?

3 Experts say possibly not. They say that customers need to be careful when they try to shop in an

environmentally friendly way. Some companies say they offer green products, but they really don’t.

It’s important to consider that what a company says about its products may not always be true.

4 So, what can you do? Here are some suggestions to make sure the products you buy are really

green:

5 • Read carefully.

Read labels and information about the product carefully. What is a product made up of? Are any of

the ingredients dangerous for you or the environment? Don’t forget to check where the materials

come from. If the wood in your new table comes from forests where there are a lot of trees and the

trees grow quickly, that’s one thing. If the trees come from forests that are in danger, that isn’t

good. Additionally, consider how far the product traveled to get to you. How much fuel did it take

for delivery to you or a store?

6 • Watch unclear language.

Companies sometimes use words that are unclear. For example, many products say they are

“natural” or “eco-friendly.” But what does that mean? There are actually some materials that are

natural but unhealthy for us. Also, be careful about pictures. Some companies put pretty pictures of

nature on their products to make customers believe that the product is green, but that might not be

true.

7 • Look for proof.

You can be surer that green labels are real if a company has another organization check it. This is

called outside certification. Outside certification lets you know that someone other than the

company is checking to make sure that what the company says is true. If you want to be a green

shopper, you need to do your homework. Yes, it requires more work and that takes extra time. But,

if you care about the environment, it’s worth it. You can feel more satisfied that you are trying to do

something to help the environment.

Re-read paragraph 2 and give two ways companies benefit from appearing'green'.


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How would you feel if you were stuck in an elevator

Write an essay in which you explain how Arwa Mahdawi builds an argument to persuade her audience that satire is a necessary literary genre that keeps people thinking.. In your essay, analyze how Mahdawi uses one or more of the features in the directions that precede the passage (or features of your own choice) to strengthen the logic and persuasiveness of his argument. Be sure that your analysis focuses on the most relevant features of the passage.
Your essay should not explain whether you agree with Mahdawi’s claims, but rather explain how Mahdawi builds an argument to persuade her audience.

If it were up to me, i’d record other things. like the time there was a freak hailstorm in the congo and the women took it as a sign that they should rule . . . why don’t i know anything about them? who chooses what we should know or what’s important? i know i have to decide these things for myself. most of what i’ve learned that’s important i’ve learned on my own, or from my grandmother. what does the excerpt reveal about cristina garcia? her background in journalism has made the writing of realistic fiction more difficult for her. her background in journalism has helped her research and use realistic details in her fiction. her background in journalism has prevented her from using magic realism in her fiction. her background in journalism has caused her to become an efficient and thorough editor.

Clients must be able to trust the counselor and have faith in the therapeutic relationship if growth is to occur. True False​