Question

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There is a lot of research that needs to be done before you buy a used car. Think about things like what you will be using it for, how much you can afford to spend, and why you need the car. How many miles do you drive a day? Is there anything you have to have in a car like an iPod connection or power locks and windows? Do you need to fit a lot of people in the car?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Research the maintenance fees and reliability ratings associated with the car models you’re interested in. Read newspaper classifieds to find cars for sale in your area. The Internet is a valuable source of information about buying a car. The local library is also a good place to start your search. You can find some informative books about purchasing a car there.

Answer 3

Which source would add the most relevant and appropriate information to the essay above?
a police report detailing drag-racing accidents
a television advertisement for a new car insurance company
testimony from a car manufacturer's Web site
a police report of the type of car stolen most often last year

Answer 4

@amir7816 can you help

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Answer 6

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Answer 8

The concept of "ready-cooked food to go" has been around as long as cities have existed. Fast food restaurants, however, are often seen as a product of modern technology. "Ready-cooked food to go" is historical in many cultures around the world. The ancient Roman cities had bread-and-olive stands. Noodle shops are common in East Asian cultures. The Middle East has flatbread and falafel as ready-cooked food to carry along. India has a lot of "fast" food items including Vada pav, Papri chaat, Bhelpuri, Panipuri, and Dahi vada. The French-speaking nations of West Africa have plenty of roadside ready-to-eat food stands in large cities. These food stands have served char-grilled meat sticks, locally known as brochettes, for many generations. These brochettes are not the same as the European bread snack of the same name.

Answer 9

What is the author's main purpose in this passage?
to instruct the reader how to make many items of "fast" food
to entertain the reader with a story about "fast" food items
to inform the reader about "fast" food in different cultures
to convince the reader to eat "fast" food from many cultures

Answer 10

ok hold on

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

to inform the reader about "fast" food in different cultures

Answer 13

ok thx @amir7816

Answer 14

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Answer 15

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Answer 16

k12

Answer 17

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Answer 18

yes :D

Answer 19

what grade

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8

Answer 21

oh im in 7th *)

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need anymore help?

Answer 23

alright well bye :)

Answer 24

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