Statistics are the final word on every issue? True or false

Answer: False

Explanation:

Statistics are the final word on most issues but not every issue. When making a decision, it is true that numbers do not lie and so it is very hard to refute statistics. Sometimes however, people go against the statistics or rather interpret them in a way they are not to be interpreted thereby negating them.

Other things can go wrong with statistics as well such as research bias. The people doing the research and coming up with the statistics might control the research to make it bring out some biased statistics. People on seeing this, can then go against the numbers.

Rewrite and change the sentences to direct or indirect speech?


1) "i m busy," said the teacher. d
2) dad told me he was eating banana.
3) " pema said" the weather is bright and sunny.
4) mother told me that she worked everyday.
5) "sonam said" this movie is boring ​

London uses a third-person omniscient point of view in White Fang Gives the reader a deeper understanding of the story characters setting themes symbols

Momma was the only one who wasn't born in Flint so the cold was coldest to her. All you could see were her eyes too, and they were shooting bad looks at Dad. She always blamed him for bringing her all the way from Alabama to Michigan, a state she called a giant icebox. Dad was bundled next to Joey, trying to look at anything but Momma. Next to Dad, sitting with a little space between them, was my older brother, Byron. Byron had just turned thirteen so he was officially a teenage juvenile delinquent and didn't think it was "cool" to touch anybody or let anybody touch him, even if it meant he froze to death. Byron had tucked the blanket between him and Dad down into the cushion of the couch to make sure he couldn't be touched. what point of view is this

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How would this graph MOST likely change if the price of a complementary good were to increase?
A.The demand curve would shift to the left.
B.The demand curve would shift to the right.
C.The supply curve would shift to the left.
D.The supply curve would shift to the right.

Name the things the wind had done.

What effect does an allusion have on the reader?

An allusion helps the author uses creative figure of speech to engage the reader.
An allusion helps the author distract the reader from specific things within the text.
An allusion within the text does not help with the author convey the message to the reader.
Using an allusion within the text does not help an author with their point.

Which phrase best describes a typical experience of
becoming a parent?

A easy and carefree

B challenging and rewarding

C simple and boring

D difficult and meaningless

Provide three details from "Journal of the First Voyage to America" that only an eyewitness or participant could provide. Analyze Columbus's purpose for sharing each of the details you have listed in the previous question.

Which of the following sentences is in active voice?
A - He was convinced to go to the party despite not feeling well.
B - The women was struck by the lower prices at that store.
C - The car stopped before hitting that pedestrian.
D - The city was hit by a heat wave.

What is happening in this scene?
SELECT AN ANSWER
A- The narrator is chaining Fortunato and
trapping him in the recess.
B- Fortunato is losing his footing and falling
into the catacombs.
C- The narrator is searching for the key to the
vault.
D- The narrator and Fortunato are fighting for
the key.

why is man a living things?
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John went to school without shoes. rewrite sentence starting with shoes​

Identifying nouns
Circle the nouns in each sentence.
1.
Hockey is my favorite
sport
2.
My grandmother plays golf.
3
Your dad prefers soccer​

Help me plz i need paragaph about my hometown

Ethos? Pathos? Or Logos?

To purpose for writing a personal narrative is

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Phil's friends say that they always know what he is feeling because he can't hide his emotions. His nonverbal cues give it
away. Which communication style does Phil have?
Animated
Attentive
Precise
Open
Dramatic

What is the author attitude towards this method of controlling mosquitos?

I'm happy to announce that Ms. Williamson
the position.
O has accepted
O accept
O accepting
O will have accepted

Read this passage. Write one paragraph reflecting on how the author's use of a quotation makes the informational text stronger. The voyage was an ordeal, but it was worth it. They were on their way to America. Edward Corsi, [...] was a ten-year-old Italian immigrant when he sailed into New York harbor in 1907: "My mother, my stepfather, my brother Giuseppe, and my two sisters, Liberta and Helvetia, all of us together, happy that we had come through the storm safely, clustered on the foredeck for fear of separation and looked with wonder on this miraculous land of our dreams."​

Identify the adverbs in the following sentence: Theresa drives her car very carefully.

How do you say yes in a different way. (yes synonyms)

First person to answer this and get it right gets Brainliest.

Highlight details in this passage that help you identify it as a biography.

Promoters and club owners wanted him to follow their tightly written scripts and sing the melodious, popular songs that were on the radio. Whenever they came at him with their hands full of cash, Woody ran the other way. "I had rather sound like the cab drivers cursing at one another, like the longshoremen yelling, like the cowhands whooping and like the lone wolf barking, than to sound like a slick, smooth tongued, oily lipped, show person."

—This Land Is Your Land,
Elizabeth Partridge

Which elements of a biography are in this passage? Check all that apply.

a quotation from the subject
birth date
characteristics of the subject
life events
death date

How does the writer distinguish between Herodotus' account of
the Amazons and other tales about the women?

4. Read the following passage carefully. "An old couple living near John's
house considered him just like their own son. John did all that for them
what even a son these days won't do. He would shop for them, get them
things and say hello everyday." This passage is an example of ...

Select two sentences from Passage 2 that support why President Franklin D. Roosevelt believes “the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”


“...we face our common difficulties. They concern, thank God, only material things.” (paragraph 11)


"Only a foolish optimist can deny the dark realities of the moment." (paragraph 11)


“Compared with the perils which our forefathers conquered, because they believed and were

not afraid, we have still much to be thankful for.” (paragraph 12)


“Nature still offers her bounty and human efforts have multiplied it.” (paragraph 12)


“Plenty is at our doorstep, but a generous use of it languishes in the very sight of the supply.” (paragraph 12)

what kind of figurative language is used here ? every time he touches his guitar, it sings

I am currently writing a novel, and I need to have your honest opinion of the beginning:


Let me tell you a story, starting from the beginning.


"No no no no no!" Winter raced through the thick woods trying to find a safe place to hide.


There was no place to hide, all she could do was run.


She couldn't turn back, because behind her was a killer. A psychotic killer who had slaughtered her entire family, and is now after her. She is scared, hurt and desperately trying to get away. The killer was a demon, and she was a powerless human. There was absolutely no way she could outrun him, but she could try. Winter was a survivor. And she strives to survive any situation, even insane demonic ex's named Cain.


So there she was, running for her life. And all she heard was her own heartbeat, her own breathing, and the crunch of the leaves and snow beneath her feet. She also heard him. He was getting closer and closer shouting horrible things her way. She could hear his feet pounding close behind. She was running from the man who trapped her and promised her eternal suffering so long as she still existed. Ten minutes pass and she can't bear the pain in her legs from running. She can't hear his shouts, so she slows an hides in a hollowed out tree. She knows she is not safe, she never was safe to begin with. so she just sits there and waits. She's only human, so she can only run for so long. Her legs are tired, screaming at her in agony. And her heart is pounding right out of her chest.


"Winter~ Come on out my snowflake, I'm not going to hurt you, I just want to see you" She could hear his sadistic cooing echoing through the trees, his voice alone sent shivers through her very soul. The voice of a psycho that wanted to see her suffer. It terrified her and she constantly wondered why it was her he went after.


"WINTER! I know you're hiding, i can't hear your footsteps anymore." He was shouting now, and judging by the near frantic footsteps, he was close "Come on out now, I WILL FIND YOU!" Her hear rate increased ten times over and she struggled to breathe, she was having a panic attack. She cried letting all the grief of what had just happened sink in. She let the fact that her family of 6 little brothers was just slaughtered sink in. She let the fact that she brought him to her family in the first place sink in. She let the fact that she was useless sink in. And she let the fact of her impending doom sink in, and she cried. Then she saw him, he was right in front of her tree. She continued to cry softly, letting out pained whispered screams. He yanked her out by her arm and held her arms tight and just smiled at her.


"Got you now little snowflake. It's time to bring out the sun so you can melt away." She stared in his eyes, shaking her head no, she couldn't speak, she couldn't move, and she was scared as hell. The scene from afar would look like a wolf that had just caught the sheep.She, like the sheep, was petrified realizing her fate and scared as hell. And he, the wolf, grinning at his prey knowing he has her caught. There was nothing she could do. So he dragged her back to her house, the same house that he turned to a slaughterhouse for her family.


In the living room where her little brother lied mangled in the corner, he let her go. She immediately collapsed to her knees staring at the ground in fear, disbelief and pain. She couldn't get up and run because her legs were tired and practically useless as of now. She was useless.


"Why so grim love? You did this to yourself. You and your little ways that got me to fall in love with you. A sheep and a ravenous demon. How'd that turn out for you?" Cain grinned. She didn't answer. she just kept quiet.


"Well then, you must know what time it is now don't you?" She did. He was going to send her to a hell. A world she knew nothing of, a world full of danger that she would be trapped in, for eternity. She did not move, she just waited for her fate to come.


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