Affect and effect can best be defined as:
a. Affectis an adverb and effect is a noun.
b. Affect is an adverb and effect is a verb.
c. Affect is a verb and effect is a noun.
d. Affect is a noun and effect is a verb.
e. Affect is an adjective and effect is a verb.
c
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Comparaciones Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.
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What will be an ideal response?
According to civil rights lawyer Connie Rice, quoted in paragraph 12, what is meant by "excessive force
culture"? a. the tendency for criminals to believe that violence toward police officers is justified b. the tendency for Los Angeles police officers to believe that the excessive use of force is justified even when a civilian's action is relatively minor c. the tendency for our culture to condone violence in daily life d. the tendency for people to follow police officers on duty in order to catch them in acts of excessive force