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What topic is Ivan Ilyich thinking about in this excerpt from Leo Tolstoy’s The Death of Ivan Ilyich? But suddenly in the midst of those proceedings the pain in his side, regardless of the stage the proceedings had reached, would begin its own gnawing work. Ivan Ilyich would turn his attention to it and try to drive the thought of it away, but without success. It would come and stand before him and look at him, and he would be petrified and the light would die out of his eyes, and he would again begin asking himself whether It alone was true.

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Answer 1
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The answer is B. his approaching death

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What word best describes the relationship between Buck and John Thornton?A. Attachment
B. Trust
C. Friendship
D. Love

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The correct answer is D. Love. Their connection is much more than just simple dog-man relationship, they are like family to each other. 
D would be the answer LOve :)

Which sentence uses commas correctly?a. We grow lettuce in a backyard garden but, we buy most of our vegetables at the grocery store.
b. Some city dwellers grow vegetables in community gardens, and they use no pesticides or chemicals.
c. Our friends have a big garden, and, they give away or preserve the vegetables they can't eat.
d. Many deer and rabbits live in the woods nearby and sometimes they eat the vegetables in our garden.

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There should never be a comma after "and" or "but" - unless there is an insertion.

(so we can exclude answers a) and c) )

There can be a comma before "and" as in b) but only when the two phrases are independent from each other, so not in this case- here the comma separates the two verbs which belong to the same subject

So the correct answer is d)!!!

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There should never be a comma after "and" or "but" - unless there is an insertion.

(so we can exclude answers a) and c) )

There can be a comma before "and" as in b) but only when the two phrases are independent from each other, so not in this case- here the comma separates the two verbs which belong to the same subject

So the correct answer is d)!!!

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k bc i am in the future

Which of the following is a sentence fragment?A.Caffeine is a stimulant children should avoid. 
B.He simply refuses.C.Could both sides be correct? 
D.Running through the hills.

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The sentence fragment is...

D. Running through the hills.
your answer is Running through the hills.  It has no subject.  
Who is running through the hills?

answer is D.

Identify the sentence that has correct subjectdash–verb agreement.a. Some of the hottest chili peppers is grown in Mexico.
b. Some of the hottest chili pepper has been grown in Mexico.
c. Some of the hottest chili peppers are grown in Mexico.
d. Some of the hottest chili peppers was grown in Mexico.

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C would be the correct answer I believe.

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b. always
c. occasionally
d. frequently

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The correct answer is B. always.

They are always coplanar if there exists a geometric plane that contains them all, which indeed exists.

All of the following statements about bias are TRUE except: A. bias favors one person or side over another B. bias influences in an unfair way C. bias persuades in unfair way D. bias gives an objective assessment of a situation

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All of the following statements about bias are TRUE except

  • D. bias gives an objective assessment of a situation


What is Bias?

This refers to the use of sentiments to make a person have a favored stand on a particular issue.

With this in mind, we can see that the incorrect statement about bias from the given options is the statement that bias gives an objective assessment of a situation.

Read more about bias here:
brainly.com/question/4540984

Uh, how about you try D.  bias gives an objective assessment of a situation
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