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Which sentence in the following paragraph expresses an arguable claim? In 1969 the New Brunswick legislature adopted the Official Languages Act, which gave the English and French languages equal status under the law and ensured New Brunswickers' right to receive services from the government in their preferred language. At the time, many citizens expressed concerns over bilingualism. Recently, the debate about official bilingualism has been reignited. Many people have called for the end of bilingualism in New Brunswick; some even question the value of bilingualism altogether. However, New Brunswick should remain an officially bilingual province because it protects the rights of the French-speaking minority and it is both culturally and economically valuable for the province. The first sentence. ? The last sentence. The second sentence. None of these.

          Which sentence in the following paragraph expresses an arguable claim?
In 1969 the New Brunswick legislature adopted the Official Languages Act, which gave the English and French languages equal status under the law and
ensured New Brunswickers' right to receive services from the government in their preferred language. At the time, many citizens expressed concerns over
bilingualism. Recently, the debate about official bilingualism has been reignited. Many people have called for the end of bilingualism in New Brunswick; some
even question the value of bilingualism altogether. However, New Brunswick should remain an officially bilingual province because it protects the rights of the
French-speaking minority and it is both culturally and economically valuable for the province.
The first sentence.
? The last sentence.
The second sentence.
None of these.

Which sentence in the following paragraph expresses an arguable claim?
In 1969 the New Brunswick legislature adopted the Official Languages Act, which gave the English and French languages equal status under the law and
ensured New Brunswickers' right to receive services from the government in their preferred language. At the time, many citizens expressed concerns over
bilingualism. Recently, the debate about official bilingualism has been reignited. Many people have called for the end of bilingualism in New Brunswick; some
even question the value of bilingualism altogether. However, New Brunswick should remain an officially bilingual province because it protects the rights of the
French-speaking minority and it is both culturally and economically valuable for the province.
The first sentence.
? The last sentence.
The second sentence.
None of these.

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