Texas EOC English 2: 4.1 Understanding and Analysis Across Genres

is used in the last sentence Paragraph one means which

of the following and here the potential answers and moving

Okay well first we'll take another look at the sense

in which the word appears to see how much the

context is going to help you Here we go Estuaries

are an irreplaceable natural resource that must be managed carefully

for the mutual benefit of all who enjoy and depend

on them Oh yeah this will get rid of a

couple of options at least let's start by eliminating eh

This sense in the passages of whole are about how

necessary estuaries are too like everything So we doubt the

article would point out that estuaries khun be recreated right

when it's lecturing us on how carefully we need to

manage them maintain them keeping a lot right pop out

an estuary And in time we needed one Well wouldn't

really matter how well we manage them right We could

dump toxic waste in every estuary and we just see

how it looked You know just for fun All right

We'll also nick's option d the word original doesn't fit

in the context either How would strengthen the articles argument

to point out that estuaries are original for that matter

aren't all natural resource is original since there of the

earth All right well the contacts doesn't do us much

good with choices B and c very important and unable

to be replaced Both makes sense here so we're gonna

have to dig into the word irreplaceable itself Luckily we

know that the prefix ear means not you're replaceable not

replaceable kind of like that The casual prefix watcher confined

it attached on two words such as retrieve a ble

reversible and replaceable to mean the opposite right So this

means that choice sees the best answer since e're replaceable

probably means not able to be replaced It does just

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