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Answer No 1)

The correct option is D) The justice system does not provide equally or appropriately fair punishments and disproportionately mistreats people of color.

Explanation:

The article written by Bobby Constantino in 2013 clearly reflects that even after so much struggle, discrimination on the basis of colour is still very common in America. The article reflects that how a white person is ignored by even the police when he is doing something wrong and how the black Americans are unfairly treated by the police officers in America.

Answer No 2)

The correct option is D) “Some time later the door swung open and a CO led three more men into our cell. Eighteen men were now sitting and lying feet to head, or feet to feet, along the length of the bench and floor.”

Explanation:

Bobby Constantino observed that even inside the jail, the black people were treated far badly than the white people. The author describes that how he witnessed a police officer bringing black men in a dirty cell in huge numbers. The cell did not have enough space for all of them yet they lay above each other along the length of the bench and floor.

Answer No 3)

The correct option is C) The author describes the officers as more reluctant to confront him, a white man in a suit, than when they interacted with people of color.

Explanation:

The author tries to tell his readers that while doing the crimes, he preferred to dress in a suit. His colour and his appearance was the reason that the police officers were so reluctant to confront him. On the other hand, the police officers readily confronted the Black Americans or the African Americans even when they had done nothing wrong.

Answer No 4)

The correct option is C) “Each time, the guards saw a young professional in a suit, not the suspect they had in mind, and each time they handed me back my license and turned me away.”

Explanation:

In part A, the author explains how his appearance and colour made the police officer or the guards reluctant to confront him. He explains this event again when he encounters the guards. The author described how the guards let him go for a number of days just because he wasn't a black coloured person. If in his place, an African American would have committed the crime he would have been given severe punishment and would have been mistreated.

Answer No 5)

The author exposes how the justice system treats people unequally by comparing his own experiences with his observations of others’.

Explanation:

In order to understand the justice system, the author decided to observe and experience the judicial system on his own. The author exposes how he, being a white person, was treated with such leniency even though when he broke certain laws. H e also observed that how the people who did not have white colour were treated brutally by the police officers and the judicial system.

For question one, the answer should be c) This promise even prevented me. This is due to the use of "forbade", which means "prevented", along with the use of "oath", which is like a promise.

As for the second question, I know for sure that it is not b), Significant other, since there is no talking of a partner. I would say probably c) Worthwhile pastime. Yet, a) may be correct? I'm not completely sure since indispensable necessity means a necessity that is absolutely necessary. Then, mutual agreement means a contract between two entities that kind of ties them together. Try replacing 'indispensable necessity' with 'mutual agreement' and 'meanwhile pastime'. Yet, due to how the first sentence is worded, it makes me more so lean towards mutual agreement, in a way.

I'm sorry, I tried my best, all I know is that it isn't b).

For question three, I'd go with c) It is often necessary to get rid of one bad part to save the larger whole. This is because it says how an amputation can save a life, and the life is never wisely just given to a limp, so c) seems like the best option.

Hope this helped.

Answer No 1)

The correct option is D) The justice system does not provide equally or appropriately fair punishments and disproportionately mistreats people of color.

Explanation:

The article written by Bobby Constantino in 2013 clearly reflects that even after so much struggle, discrimination on the basis of colour is still very common in America. The article reflects that how a white person is ignored by even the police when he is doing something wrong and how the black Americans are unfairly treated by the police officers in America.

Answer No 2)

The correct option is D) “Some time later the door swung open and a CO led three more men into our cell. Eighteen men were now sitting and lying feet to head, or feet to feet, along the length of the bench and floor.”

Explanation:

Bobby Constantino observed that even inside the jail, the black people were treated far badly than the white people. The author describes that how he witnessed a police officer bringing black men in a dirty cell in huge numbers. The cell did not have enough space for all of them yet they lay above each other along the length of the bench and floor.

Answer No 3)

The correct option is C) The author describes the officers as more reluctant to confront him, a white man in a suit, than when they interacted with people of color.

Explanation:

The author tries to tell his readers that while doing the crimes, he preferred to dress in a suit. His colour and his appearance was the reason that the police officers were so reluctant to confront him. On the other hand, the police officers readily confronted the Black Americans or the African Americans even when they had done nothing wrong.

Answer No 4)

The correct option is C) “Each time, the guards saw a young professional in a suit, not the suspect they had in mind, and each time they handed me back my license and turned me away.”

Explanation:

In part A, the author explains how his appearance and colour made the police officer or the guards reluctant to confront him. He explains this event again when he encounters the guards. The author described how the guards let him go for a number of days just because he wasn't a black coloured person. If in his place, an African American would have committed the crime he would have been given severe punishment and would have been mistreated.

Answer No 5)

The author exposes how the justice system treats people unequally by comparing his own experiences with his observations of others’.

Explanation:

In order to understand the justice system, the author decided to observe and experience the judicial system on his own. The author exposes how he, being a white person, was treated with such leniency even though when he broke certain laws. H e also observed that how the people who did not have white colour were treated brutally by the police officers and the judicial system.

B). Trade increased as the Silk Roads were unified under one empire.

Explanation:

As per the given description in the passage, 'the trade witnessed a huge expansion during the Yuan dynasty due to the integration of Silk roads under one empire'. The 'Silk Roads' became a convenient mode(trade route) of transportation that assisted the trade to augment more impactfully during the Yuan dynasty. It made the trade more integrated and beneficial. Hence, the dynasty was able to rule the Chinese territory for 'more than hundred years'. Thus, option B is the correct answer.  

B). Trade increased as the Silk Roads were unified under one empire.

Explanation:

As per the given description in the passage, 'the trade witnessed a huge expansion during the Yuan dynasty due to the integration of Silk roads under one empire'. The 'Silk Roads' became a convenient mode(trade route) of transportation that assisted the trade to augment more impactfully during the Yuan dynasty. It made the trade more integrated and beneficial. Hence, the dynasty was able to rule the Chinese territory for 'more than hundred years'. Thus, option B is the correct answer.  

They were a source of cheap labor

Explanation:

I did the test, got it right

Explanation:

Among the options given on the question the correct answer is option A.

She thought she wasn't smart enough to go to college, so there was no point in studying.

Explanation:  The text describe in the question is a letter from Du Bois who was known an African American activist and was also a teacher. He wrote to a girl who was a student but she was hopeless about her study and did not attend the school.

In the text there is a indication that why she was hopeless . The possible reason is that she thought that she wasn't smart enough for going college. Because in the text it is said she thought she could not do anything in the world. This means that she thought herself she was unqualified.

However there is not indication of racial discrimination in the text as a reason of her hopelessness. Because the writer inspired her to join the  work force and take the chance which is considered for African Americans by educating herself.

So, the possible reason for her hopelessness is that she thought she wasn't smart enough.

Explanation:

Among the options given on the question the correct answer is option A.

She thought she wasn't smart enough to go to college, so there was no point in studying.

Explanation:  The text describe in the question is a letter from Du Bois who was known an African American activist and was also a teacher. He wrote to a girl who was a student but she was hopeless about her study and did not attend the school.

In the text there is a indication that why she was hopeless . The possible reason is that she thought that she wasn't smart enough for going college. Because in the text it is said she thought she could not do anything in the world. This means that she thought herself she was unqualified.

However there is not indication of racial discrimination in the text as a reason of her hopelessness. Because the writer inspired her to join the  work force and take the chance which is considered for African Americans by educating herself.

So, the possible reason for her hopelessness is that she thought she wasn't smart enough.