English, 13.04.2021 22:30 mayratrejorod3
2. Below are three statements that reflect the author’s point of view.
The current government regulations of exotic pets are sufficient.
Any new pet owner has to find out how to care for a pet.
Exotic animals are not as dangerous as people think they are.
Part A
Which statement is best supported by evidence in the text.
Group of answer choices
A. The current government regulations of exotic pets are sufficient.
B. Any new pet owner has to find out how to care for a pet.
C. Exotic animals are not as dangerous as people think they are.
The article is The Freedom to Own Exotic Pets by Dawson Smith
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