13. The text from An Inconvenient Truth features a subheading entitled "Take Action” with the

Question

13. The text from An Inconvenient Truth features a subheading entitled "Take Action” with the

line: Here are a few examples of actions you can take to make a difference.
Who is the intended audience for this section of the text?
(1 point)
children.
parents.
politicians.
teachers.

I think children

Answer 1

Stop the cap ms sue

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

yall, leave Ms. Sue alone! if you didn't know she passed not too long ago. her answers do help and the way she explains most of them, this generation so messed up SMH

Answer 5

FIVE NIGHT AT FREDDYS ÑĪĜĜ@

Answer 6

I figured it out because one of the passages said talk to your parents and teachers. Thanks Ms.Sue!

Answer 7

I think it's all of those. There is nothing in the excerpt you quoted that singles out children as the intended audience.

Answer 8

13. The text from An Inconvenient Truth features a subheading entitled "Take Action” with the

Stop the cap ms sue

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children

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yall, leave Ms. Sue alone! if you didn't know she passed not too long ago. her answers do help and the way she explains most of them, this generation so messed up SMH

FIVE NIGHT AT FREDDYS ÑĪĜĜ@

I figured it out because one of the passages said talk to your parents and teachers. Thanks Ms.Sue!

I think it's all of those. There is nothing in the excerpt you quoted that singles out children as the intended audience.

Ahh -- now your answer makes sense.