Question

hubbard repeats which phrase throughout his essay for emphasis?
\tired employers\
\a message to garcia\
\mckinley’s deliverer\

e’er - do - well employees\
clear my selection
13 multiple choice 1 point
the “i” in i.c.e. stands for...
introduce.
infer.
inform.
isolate.
clear my selection

Explanation:

First Question (Hubbard's Essay Phrase):

In Elbert Hubbard's essay "A Message to Garcia", the phrase "a message to Garcia" is repeated for emphasis to highlight the core theme of taking initiative and fulfilling tasks. The other options like "tired employers", "McKinley’s deliverer", and "ne’er - do - well employees" are not the repeated phrase for emphasis.

In the I.C.E. (Introduce, Cite, Explain) structure used in writing (especially in academic or analytical writing), the "I" stands for "Introduce". "Infer" is about drawing conclusions, "inform" is about giving information, and "isolate" is about separating, which do not fit the I.C.E. structure.

Answer:

B. "a message to Garcia"

Second Question (I in I.C.E.):