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• the rhetorical technique most used in this excerpt isparallelism.overstatement.ethos.shift.
  
• country a makes most of its money exporting grape and grape-related products, like jellies and juices. country b also exports grapes, but in addition, it exports olives, fish, and grains. a storm affects both countries, destroying the grape crops. which country's economy will experience the most serious impact from the storm? country a, because it is a single-resource economy country b, because it is a single-resource economy country a, because it is a diversified economy country b, because it is a diversified economy
  
• which of these is not a geographic feature of india? a dense jungles b enormous mountains c frozen tundra d flowing rivers
  
• match each checkpoint with the action it checks for. checks whether the microtubules have attached to the centromeres of the chromosomes checks for cell size and dna damage checks whether dna has doubled and repairs it if damaged
  
• which of the following is an example of ageist language? a. “you’re too slow.” b. “do you need glasses?” c. “get a move on, old man!” d. “are you deaf?”
  
• which best explains how the idea that “ignorance is bliss” fits into kant’s argument?
  
• according to the u.s. department of labor, the average american has had how many jobs before the age of 32?
  
• which of the following business ownership structures is the simplest and easiest to set up? a. a partnership b. an llc c. a sole proprietorship d. a c corporation please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d
  
• in the land, mitchell sees paul riding ghost wind and says, ""s’pose you thinkin’ you a real somebody ‘cause you can ride that stallion."" what does this reveal about mitchell’s viewpoint? he admires paul for his excellent riding abilities. he resents the privileges that paul has. he respects paul’s position of authority. he thinks that he can ride as well as paul does.
  
• how does consumer spending stimulate economic growth? consumer spending pays funds directly into households. consumer spending increases withdrawals from an economy. consumer spending allows firms to flourish and new businesses to develop. consumer spending prevents a factor that can be an obstacle to production.