English, 24.11.2019 03:31 mandilynn22

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if [the animals] could speak, they would plead for a better life. it is wrong not to give them one

this passage represents what type of support?

a. it is evidence because it is a fact that can be confirmed or proven.

b. it is evidence because the author is an expert on animal behavior.

c. it is an inference based on what zookeepers have told the author about the animals.

d. it is an inference based on the animals' agitated, unhappy body language

choose the answer.read the passage. if [the animals] could speak, they would

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