Smartphones put your privacy at risk answer key commonlit answers

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What is the author’s overall purpose in the Smartphones Put your Privacy at risk?

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To inform

Explanation:

The author wants to tell readers that their privacy is very limited with phones, as malware, social media, government and many other factors make that impossible- keep yourself safe and be aware of the dangers.

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Which statement best expresses the central idea of the speech for MALALA YOUSAFZAI'S ADDRESS TO THE UNITED NATIONS, JULY 2013. A Taliban terrorists are using violence to spread fear and …

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PART A: In paragraph 9 of “On the Education of Youth in America,” how does the quotation, “The constitutions are republican, and the laws of education are monarchical” reinforce Webster’s …

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GRIT: THE POWER OF PASSION AND PERSEVERANCE 2. PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A “I came to the conclusion that what …

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According to the article what is the authors point of View toward rebellion in adolescence ( I.e. good, bad , necessary evil )?

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"What the Flu Does to your Body, And why it makes you feel so awful" the passage is on commonlit.org*will give BRAINLIEST* please help I have to get a good …

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WHY IS IT FUN TO BE FRIGHTENED? by Margee Kerr 2018 What connection does the author draw between fun-scary experiences and real-life fears?

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WHY IS IT FUN TO BE FRIGHTENED? by Margee Kerr 2018 What connection does the author draw between fun-scary experiences and real-life fears?

Commonlit text dependent questions answer key i have a dream

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Which of the following identifies the central idea of the text I Have A Dream speech a) King believes that African Americans should not be denied their civil rights, and …