English 11 Day 43.

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English 11 Day 43

SAT Question of the Day #17 In giving expression to the play instincts of the human race, new vigor and effectiveness are afforded by recreation to the body and to the mind. new vigor and effectiveness are afforded by recreation to the body and to the mind. recreation affords new vigor and effectiveness to the body and to the mind. there are afforded new vigor and effectiveness to the body and to the mind. by recreation the body and the mind are afforded new vigor and effectiveness to the body and to the mind afford new vigor and effectiveness to themselves by recreation B – error in modification – recreation has to be the subject

Objectives Analyze a news story for evidence of bias.

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