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Explanation:
From my opinion, fast food companies want to advertise their food to children in school is to encourage the young people to eat fast food. if they do like the food the children will be brain washed into thinking fast food is good and will have them go to fast food constantly. They like this cycle because they can easily get more money and preying on little kids is an advantage because they don't know any better. this is why i think fast food companies want to advertise and sell their products in schools.
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The answer is B
Explanation:
She used hyperbole to show how embarrassed she was "dying"
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bro u didnt gave enough information
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In “The Most Dangerous Game” the relationship between Rainsford and General Zaroff is not by blood, they are just getting to know each other. Meanwhile, In “The Sniper” the relationship between the sniper and the dead man is that they are brothers. So, while both men’s intentions were to kill their ‘prey’, the sniper wasn’t aware of who his prey was. In the Sniper it states, “When the sniper reached the laneway on the street level, he felt a sudden curiosity as to the identity of the enemy sniper whom he had killed… Then the sniper turned over the dead body and looked into his brother's face.” Even though the story ended at that, we can predict that the sniper wasn’t proud or happy at finding out who he killed. On the other hand, In “The Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford knows who he killed and is proud of doing so. “He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided.” From this, we can infer that Rainsford is not regretful by killing Zaroff, and is sleeping peacefully knowing Zaroff is gone.
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In the article "Building for Pests", the author compares how people treat "pets" and "pests" because she wants to show that people have different ideas of "pets" and "pests." For example, in some parts of the world, some animals are considered valuable, so they are called pets, while in the other parts of the world those animals are considered "pests". She gives an example of pigeons, which are considered as pests in North America, while in Belgium and Turkey, these animals are raised for pigeon racing.
The main objective of her article is to change people's perception of "pets" and "pests" and their treatment, in order to improve their living conditions.
