Nobody needs proof to know that conflict is part of life–it is self-evident. 

In the group below, one statement is the general point, or main idea, and the other statements are specific support for the point. Read the statements, then answer the questions below. A. On each square inch of your skin, there are millions of live bacteria. B. Your mouth is home to the “tooth amoeba,” a tiny organism that feeds on food and dead cells. C. Your body, like those of all humans, is home to many organisms. D. Tiny mites live in the roots of your eyelashes and feed on dead tissue.

People who do not vote in national elections give a number of excuses.

Statement B is:

For the next few questions, choose the letter that shows the list words in the sentence (Hint–list words are a clue to what supporting details to look for in a paragraph).

Statement D is:

Statement A is:

In historical novels, the main events that occur, such as the Civil War, are factual, but many of the characters are fictitious. 

The addition word that signals the second parenting style is:

According to Porter, the most extreme rivalry results from: