How does the author connect information from experts to an audience of non-experts? AKS 12
Detailed scientific information is presented in order to disprove popular theories of this historical event.
The author begins with an anecdote about The Crucible, which many people have read, and connects it to the scientific reasoning behind the events.
Historical information is presented alongside modern scientific theories in order to provide possible explanations for the causes of the Salem Witch Trials.
The author provides excerpts from court testimony during the Salem Witch Trials in order to give the audience a historical context before delving into scientific research

Answer:

I’m sryy I’m late but it’s B ...

Explanation:

The author begins with an anecdote about The Crucible, which many people have read, and connects it to the scientific reasoning behind the events.

Thus, option B is correct.

The people who watch the program or listen are referred to as the audience. They are the critics or the audience who watch or listen to the performance that is being produced for them. Depending on the circumstance and their preferences, they might like it or not.

The author would want people to relate to what is happening and then move on to the critical stuff where the scientific notations are being presented to them. This will help them to enhance the way that they see the material that is being presented.  The author opens with a story about it and ties it to the rational explanation for what happened.

Therefore, option B is the correct option.

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Compulsive Hoarding

What Is a Hoarder?
A hoarder is a person who accumulates objects and keeps them for future use. Most people like to collect a thing or two of sentimental value. Some collect photographs, stamps, books, movies, or music. However, some people hoard excessively. According to psychologist David Tolin, two to five percent of Americans may meet the criteria for being compulsive hoarders. The problem is more common than people may think.

The Reasons for Hoarding
Compulsive hoarders have a difficult time getting rid of items that the average person considers to be trash. Hoarders find their possessions, even objects such as junk mail, too valuable. They become attached to certain objects and have trouble letting go of them. Hoarders also assume that things most people easily throw away might be useful someday. Thus, hoarders become a burden to both their families and communities. They can even pose serious health risks to themselves and others.

The Problems with Hoarding
Compulsive hoarding is problematic because hoarders are unable to function like regular people. Collecting too much stuff can leave little space for cooking, cleaning, getting around, and even sleeping. The vermin and mold that gather around the hoarded material pose health risks. However, the worst problem that hoarders have to face is dealing with family members and friends. Family members and friends often do not know how to help hoarders. As a result, many of these relationships are strained.

The Help Hoarders Need
Most hoarders do not see their unusual behavior as a serious problem. Because hoarders see nothing wrong with their behavior, they rarely seek help. Often, disgruntled family members attempt to help and seek assistance for the hoarders. Because hoarding is a serious problem, the help needed to break the habit needs to be substantial. Hoarders need help to understand that their collections are simply clutter and often a health risk. They need to understand that trash, like a used Band-Aid, should carry no sentimental value and is not worth keeping.


Which of the following could be added to support the idea that teenagers have grown up with the Internet?
A.
Teenagers are comfortable using phones and computers to browse the Internet.
B.
Teenagers use social networking sites to communicate their thoughts and feelings.
C.
Teenagers need to learn how to identify people with fake profiles on the Internet.
D.
Teenagers should be cautious whenever they post images and words onto Web sites.

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—“Flowers for Algernon,”
Daniel Keyes

What does Charlie fear will happen next as the effects of his surgery reverse?

He fears he will become like he was and like the boy in the restaurant.
He fears he will suddenly die, just like Algernon did.
He fears that Miss Kinnian will no longer stay around to help him.
He fears he will no longer be able to fight for what he believes.

the answer is A)

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of a sentence is the person, place, thing, event, etc. being
described or referred to in a sentence.
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b. article
c. clause
d. predicate
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Mom took Ben and Meg to the Pumpkin Patch.

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Read the passage. There are several questions about this passage.
Why Do Astronauts Eat Tortillas instead of Bread?
Which phrase from the passage best helps readers
understand why some foods are hard to prepare in
space?
1
O 1. "in the form of bite-sized cubes"
O2
"inside toothpaste-type tubes"
2
03.
"need three hands"
3
4. "even greater challenges"
Food is a basic need. Having enough food while traveling has always
been a problem for explorers. In addition to having enough to eat, explorers
also need ways to package and store food. What can be done to make sure
the food won't spoil? Early explorers dried and stored food in cool places
They also used sealed containers.
Some of these same methods are still being used to store food onboard
the space shuttle and the International Space Station
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bite-sized cubes, freeze-dried food, or semi-liquids inside toothpaste-type
tubes. Sound tasty? As space missions continued the food became "better"
in variety, taste, and texture. The choices continue to grow. Astronauts can
now choose from more than 70 different kinds of foods and 20 different
beverages
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easy to package and store.
Space food is grouped into several different categories. Foods may be
rehydrated or freeze-dried, like "astronaut ice cream." if a little bit of water is
left in the food to keep it soft, like dried fruit the food is categorized as
"containing intermediate moisture." Some foods may be in their natural
form, ready to eat right out of the package, like bite sized crackers and nuts.
Other foods are processed once they're packaged, such as irradiated and
thermostabilized foods. Both processes help sterilize foods. Food that i
irradiated is sterilized by radiation, like smoked turkey. Thermostabilized
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You can say anything that's been on your mind.
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! (wear, rain)
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to find a cash machine. (need)
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