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arivle123

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Qualifying words can help writers to . . .
 
  a. avoid making claims that can't be supported
  b. be more specific
  c. answers a and b are correct

Question 2

Writers must distinguish between direct and related causes/effects because. . .
 
  a. they are equally important to the composing of a suitable cause/effect essay.
  b. related effects or causes can be optional in an essay.
  c. writers can overstate either causes or effects if they aren't careful.
  d. Answers b and c are correct



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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