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Texas EOC English I: Understanding and Analysis of Literary Texts Drill 3, Problem 2
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Thank you We sneak in and here's your shmoop too
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sure brought to you by wetlands There nothing A giant
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paper taliban fix Yeah brawny member that guy ronnie checking
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falling past said basic information about estuaries on estuaries Thousands
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of speech birds mammals personally important Okay the word irreplaceable
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is used in the last sentence Paragraph one means which
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of the following and here the potential answers and moving
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Okay well first we'll take another look at the sense
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in which the word appears to see how much the
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context is going to help you Here we go Estuaries
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are an irreplaceable natural resource that must be managed carefully
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for the mutual benefit of all who enjoy and depend
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on them Oh yeah this will get rid of a
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couple of options at least let's start by eliminating eh
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This sense in the passages of whole are about how
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necessary estuaries are too like everything So we doubt the
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article would point out that estuaries khun be recreated right
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when it's lecturing us on how carefully we need to
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manage them maintain them keeping a lot right pop out
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an estuary And in time we needed one Well wouldn't
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really matter how well we manage them right We could
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dump toxic waste in every estuary and we just see
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how it looked You know just for fun All right
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We'll also nick's option d the word original doesn't fit
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in the context either How would strengthen the articles argument
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to point out that estuaries are original for that matter
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aren't all natural resource is original since there of the
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earth All right well the contacts doesn't do us much
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good with choices B and c very important and unable
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to be replaced Both makes sense here so we're gonna
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have to dig into the word irreplaceable itself Luckily we
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know that the prefix ear means not you're replaceable not
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replaceable kind of like that The casual prefix watcher confined
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it attached on two words such as retrieve a ble
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reversible and replaceable to mean the opposite right So this
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means that choice sees the best answer since e're replaceable
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probably means not able to be replaced It does just
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as beyonce Yeah how long before she's singing jay z 00:02:21.378 --> [endTime] that song you well wait
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