From the text "The Future of the USPS" Based on paragraph 8, which sentence best explains what the author thinks about low-cost mailing rates for bulk mail advertisements? a. The author supports banning paper advertisements from being mailed. b. The author considers them a great advantage to consumers. c. The author believes these rates should be lowered even more. d. The author thinks they help businesses but hurt the USPS

From the text "The Future of the USPS" What sentence from the passage shows the author's bias? a. As you drop the letter into the mailbox, you'll not only surprise a friend or relative, you'll also help keep an American tradition alive. (paragraph 11) b. By federal law, the USPS must provide mail service to all Americans regardless of cost or location. (paragraph 3) c. For example, in 2012, each of the 80 billion pieces of advertising brought 21 cents in revenue, compared to 42 cents for first-class mail. (paragraph 8) d. In an effort to solve the postal service's problems, the government has conducted numerous studies. (paragraph 9)

Although postage for letters in the early United States was expensive and therefore largely limited to the wealthy, politicians such as James Madison believed that money raised by the postal system could be used to benefit the nation as a whole. Madison proposed that a possible application of these funds towards the purpose of benefitting young Americans was the establishment of a newspaper for the general public, which would therefore _____14Mark for ReviewABCWhich choice most logically completes the text?Adecrease the cost of postage for letters that contain only news and information.Bprovide news and information to everyone, especially those in lower classes.Ctransform the common relationship between wealth and the privilege of postage use.Dencourage members lower classes considering a post office job to apply for a newspaper position instead.

Starting in 2007, a dramatic drop in demand sent the USPS over a financial cliff. Although the sentence appears to be a fact, it also expresses the author's opinion. What is the author's opinion? a. It will take many years for the USPS to bounce back. b. Federal agencies go through many periods of ups and downs. c. The USPS will probably never recover from this loss. d. The USPS could become stable if Congress were to make changes

Question 7 of 10Which sentence best states the purpose of the Bloomberg Business article "What a Bad Flu Season Could Cost the US Economy"?A.It argues that drugstores are manipulating media reports on flu.B.It persuades readers to get a flu vaccine if they have a medical condition.C.It informs readers about how the flu infects the body and causes inflammation.D.It informs readers about the likely economic effects of this year's flu outbreak.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Question 4 of 10What implicit message can most clearly be inferred from the article "What a Bad Flu Season Could Cost the US Economy"?A.Big drugstores benefit from the spread of the flu virusB.Ordinary adults benefit most from the flu vaccine.C.Nobody benefits from the flu vaccine.D.The US economy benefits more than individuals from the flu vaccine.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS