Which excerpt from “Diners Should Pay Attention to Workers, Not Just the Food” provides the best evidence that restaurants are able to pay higher wages? *
But political will in Washington to raise the minimum wage has stalled, and labor enforcement, at both the federal and state levels, has been ineffectual.
Ask top executives at Chipotle Mexican Grill. The burrito chain has achieved record margins and robust sales in recent years as Americans (and Europeans and Canadians) embrace its “Food with Integrity” motto.
[Chipotle] does offer its employees some luxuries rare in its industry—quick advancement, health insurance, regular full-time shifts, for instance—but its average wage for non-managers works out to be just slightly above $9 per hour (including bonuses).
Tip in cash. Servers who make the tipped minimum wage ($3 in Massachusetts as of Jan. 1) often must rely on generous tippers to make up most of their take-home pay.

Answer:

Ask top executives at Chipotle Mexican Grill. The burrito chain has achieved record margins and robust sales in recent years as Americans (and Europeans and Canadians) embrace its “Food with Integrity” motto.

Explanation:

If the burrito chain was able make a lot of sales and even break records, it is logical to believe that they would not be the only restaurant making profitable sales. The restaurant business is a profitable one and it is unfair to see that while the restaurants were making profits, their employees did not have good pays as compensations.

We can therefore conclude from the information about this particular restaurant, that restaurants have what it takes to pay higher wages to their workers.

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Crinoline was a popular linen material woven with horsehair. It was first used for cloth petticoats in the early 19th century. The word "crinoline" comes from the French words crin meaning horsehair and lin meaning linen. The full skirts with crinoline gave an illusion of extra width. In fact, as time progressed, the skirts became wider and appeared fuller. In 1856, metal cage crinoline was marketed in America, France, and Britain. It was the first fashion to be adopted by all classes in England and America. Working women did not care much about the cheap steel bands showing through the ridges of their skirts. Although the cage crinoline was awkward and caused damages to objects when women knocked them as they walked through, these remained popular for a long time. These skirts sometimes spanned over six feet and made walking through the doors challenging. Today, crinolines are usually a part of a formal outfit, such as an evening gown or a wedding dress. Instead of metal, the hoops are made of plastic or nylon. Modern crinolines are much more lightweight and flexible.

What writing technique does the author use to organize this passage?
A.
The author classifies types of dresses to organize their types.
B.
The author defines the idea of fashion for high-class women.
C.
The author shows the cause and effect of using horsehair.
D.
The author shows the sequence in the development of crinoline.

1 point
#1. Choose the sentence that has correct punctuation. Punctuation would
include commas, end marks, colons, semicolons, and hyphens.Untitled
Question
You will need these supplies for art class: drawing pencils, charcoal, and pastel chalk.
You will need these supplies: for art class drawing pencils, charcoal, and pastel chalk.
You will need these supplies for art class; drawing pencils, charcoal, and pastel chalk.

Which sentence uses the
underlined academic
vocabulary word incorrectly?
A. After months of use, our stockpile of
laundry detergent is finally starting to
diminish.
B. It is a really bad idea to make arbitrary
life decisions- we should put more thought
into it.
C. My work style is more compatible with
a laptop computer than a desktop
computer.
D. There were so many diminish at the
Thanksgiving table: turkey, mashed
potatoes, and beans.

All the dogs that live in Ms. Mak's neighborhood make a...
O Population
O Community
O Ecosystem
O Biome

Question 3 (1 point)
When planning the attack on the bus, why isn't TJ invited?
a
He wanted to eat lunch.
b
He was white and would tell on them.
C
He had a big mouth.
He did not get along with Little Man.
d

What is the root word of unsinkable?

the day the world almost came to an end and mom luby and the social worker comparative essay​

HELPPPPPPP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!

How has the world suffered from genocide?

gving brainlest
Give two examples of how we have learned about Greek myths that are thousands of years old.

(WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST)
"I'm hungry", said Tess. She spooned up what remained in the bowl but barely tasted it. After she finished the soup, she ate the grilled cheese, chewing methodically, like a goat.

The author compares -
Select one:
grilled cheese to a goat
Soup to grilled cheese
Tess to a goat

Can someone help me

What part of the sentence is a dependent clause a,b or c

The good boy behaved well.(underline the adverb in the sentense)​

Paragraph 9 of “A Legendary Hero Guides a Reborn Kyrgyzstan” states that the Manas epic has proved impossible to suppress. What does this phrase imply about the Kyrgyzstan epic tradition?

Which sentence could the writer add in front of this sentence to strengthen the opening? "Unlike other countries, American students owe 1.5 trillion in student debt."

A. In today’s modern culture, college and student loans go hand in hand.

B. Are the benefits of college worth the consequence of going into debt?

C. A majority of American students still attend an expensive four-year college.

D. The debt crisis, for college graduates, has gotten out of control in recent years.

Argument 1:

Music classes are more popular than computer classes at Reginald Walker Junior High. Ninety-five percent of current students report that they have access to a computer at home.

Argument 2:

Music classes are more popular than computer classes at Reginald Walker Junior High. Over 75 students have signed up for Beginning Band, while only 15 have signed up for Intro to Computers.
Which argument is supported by relevant evidence, and how?

A.
Argument 1, because the example supports the claim that music classes are more popular than computer classes
B.
Argument 2, because the example supports the claim that music classes are more popular than computer classes
C.
Argument 1, because the example supports the claim that playing an instrument is more fun than working on a computer
D.
Argument 2, because the example supports the claim that playing an instrument is more fun than working on a computer

Which of the following terms appears in stage directions to
indicate a portion of the stage that is not a part of the acting
area?

What are your strengths?(job related)

Someone help me because this thing said that a question mark tells a reader to use a higher voice tone at the end of a sentence and i chose an exclamation point and it was wrong. Im so confused now.

psychological needs are the fundamental desires you have that lead to self-satisfaction

True or False ? ​

The Tiger as Symbol
What the Poet is Really Asking
Lines
"In what distant...thine eyes?
(lines 5-6)
"What the hammer...was thy
brain?
(lines 13-14)
"What immortal...fearful
symmetry?
(lines 23-24)

Write a paragraph on how the media affects self confidence.

Read each sentence. If the underlined group of words is an adverb clause, select the box. A) Aunt Carmen visited a berry farm because she wanted the freshest strawberries possible. B) If she bakes a strawberry tart for my birthday, everyone will thank her. C) The pies that Aunt Carmen bakes have won many awards.

What is this need help please

50 POINTS ASAP!!!!!

The Great Gatsby

At the end of the novel when he leaves Gatsby for the last time, Nick says, “They’re a rotten crowd. You’re worth the whole dang bunch put together.” And at the beginning of the novel, he asserts “Gatsby turned out all right at the end.” Explain how Nick can make such statements.

Which choice best characterizes the argument between Stan and Oscar in the passage?
А
Stan and Oscar have different opinions about the value of hard work.
B
Oscar wants Stan to understand his reasons for choosing to work at the
factory
с
Oscar and Stan cannot agree on whether the striking workers are likely to
have their demands met.
D
Stan believes Oscar should have asked him for a raise before taking a job at
the factory

50 POINTS!!!! Write an paragraph about the importance of participating in an activity you enjoy, OR explain why you find a hobby or activity enjoyable.
Must be 6 sentences!!

What facts would you select to show that HBCUs play an important role in preparing Black scholars for professional careers?

Select the correct text in the passage.
Which of the following two details, one from each text, support a similar theme about the past?

Passage 1

from The Sower
by James Russell Lowell

I saw a Sower walking slow
Across the earth, from east to west;
His hair was white as mountain snow.
His head drooped forward on his breast.


With shriveled hands he flung his seed,
Nor ever turned to look behind;
Of sight or sound he took no heed;
It seemed he was both deaf and blind.


His dim face showed no soul beneath,
Yet in my heart I felt a stir,
As if I looked upon the sheath
That once had held Excalibur.1


I heard, as still the seed he cast,
How, crooning to himself he sung.
'I sow again the holy Past,
The happy days when I was young.


'Then all was wheat without a tare2,
Then all was righteous, fair, and true;
And I am he whose thoughtful care
Shall plant the Old World in the New.