Asked by HM
According to survey data,
a. Americans prefer money as the primary form of welfare assistance.
b. most Americans believe that welfare recipients could get along without assistance if they tried.
c. Americans prefer government jobs through government programs as the primary form of welfare assistance.
e. None of these answers is correct.
a. Americans prefer money as the primary form of welfare assistance.
b. most Americans believe that welfare recipients could get along without assistance if they tried.
c. Americans prefer government jobs through government programs as the primary form of welfare assistance.
e. None of these answers is correct.
Answers
Answered by
HM
Most likely it should be C
but A could be true as well.
but A could be true as well.
Answered by
HM
Or e.
Answered by
bobpursley
This is nonsense. Get a new teacher, quickly, before you brain starts to leak.
No poll data can answer "most Americans.."
No poll data can define "Americans prefer.."
No poll data can answer "most Americans.."
No poll data can define "Americans prefer.."
Answered by
Writeacher
I'd say e.
There's far too much generalizing going on to be sure of any of the others.
There's far too much generalizing going on to be sure of any of the others.
Answered by
HM
However, because of a widespread belief that most welfare recipients could get along without assistance if they tried, these programs do not have universal public support, are only modestly funded, and are politically vulnerable.