ENGLISH MIDDLE SCHOOL

A universal truth is one that readersA. learn to agree with time
B. recognize as timeless and familiar
C. accept as a fact in some cases but not others
D. realize is archaic and outdated

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Answer 1
Answer:

B. Recognize as timeless and familiar.


A universal truth is definitely something that readers can recognize as timeless and familiar. Sometimes it can even be considered common sense. A truth is considered universal because it is a truth that will be true in any instance. A truth that is universal will be true regardless of anyone’s contradictory idea or criticism. An example of a universal truth could be “Water is wet” or “everybody dies.”


Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

recognize as timeless and familiar

Explanation:

it in your pennfoster notes

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The correct use of the ellipses is shown in letter C. I cannot help it...I love her against reason.

Ellipses are used when omitting a word, phrase, line, or paragraph from a quote. In this case, the writer is ommitting the line that states, "reason has nothing to do with it." The other sentences do not omit information or do so incorrectly.

I believe the correct answer is C.

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Explanation:

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Answer:

D. A clause has a subject and verb, but a phrase does not.​

Explanation:

A clause may be referred to as a group of meaningful words that include a verb and a subject.

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