Question

Can Someone Help Me Please???

Answer 1

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Answer 2

(1) You've may have seen street vendors selling food from carts or stalls in the city where you live. (2) They may be flower or book vendors, hot dog vendors, or street artists selling their work. (3) They may also sell fresh vegetables or berries grown locally. (4) In New York City alone, there are 10,000 street vendors, the majority of whom are immigrants or people of color. (5) Rain or shine, these small business owners are out selling their wares, trying to make ends meet. (6) Travelers to other cities or countries often find that buying from street vendors is a great way to sample the local cuisine. (7) Downtown food carts are also inexpensive alternatives for employees on their lunch breaks. (8) According to the Food and Agriculture Organization, food from street vendors is eaten by 2.5 billion people worldwide every day.

Answer 3

Which sentence could best be added after sentence 7?

(7) Downtown food carts are also inexpensive alternatives for employees on their lunch breaks.
Food vendors in big cities typically make an average of $14,000 to $16,000 a year.
A hot lunch can be bought from a food stall or cart at a fraction of the cost of a restaurant meal.
Vendors who are new to a street must be careful not to tread on an established vendor's turf.
Paris is known for having high-quality street artists selling their paintings on the sidewalks.

Answer 4

Do you know the answer? because I don't get it

Answer 5

you got it right can you help me with somemore?

Answer 6

Kemp's ridley turtle is one of the most endangered sea turtles in the world. It is one of only two species of sea turtles that lays eggs in large nesting groups known as arribadas. They generally nest on beaches along Mexico's Gulf coast, with some nesting in Texas. There were once vast numbers of this kind of turtle. In fact, in 1947, at least 42,000 nested together on a beach in Mexico. Unfortunately, people harvested the eggs for eating. As a result, the Kemp's ridley turtle population had greatly reduced by the 1960s. In 1966, Mexico passed a law forbidding harvest of the eggs, but the number of turtles continued to decline. Adult turtles also frequently got caught in fishing nets during their ocean migrations.
By 1985, only 702 nests were counted. This was the smallest number ever recorded. Fortunately, with awareness of the turtle's plight, measures have been taken to protect them. Fishing nets that do not allow turtles to get trapped are now being used. In addition, there are better laws to protect the beaches where these turtles nest. Thanks to these measures, the species has gradually begun to thrive again.

Answer 7

Which of the following sentences could be added to the second paragraph to support the idea that efforts to save the turtle are succeeding?
Many volunteers come forward each year to help save this sea turtle.
Some turtles get stranded on Cape Cod, and trained volunteers work to save them.
At only 2 feet long, the adult Kemp's ridley is the smallest sea turtle on Earth.
An estimated 8,000 female Kemp's ridley turtles nested in 2009.

Answer 8

Do you know it