Read the passage below. anything distracting a driver operating a vehicle is potentially dangerous. one such distraction is texting on a cell phone because it requires the driver to look away from the road, even if for just a few seconds. similarly, talking on one’s cell phone can also cause a distraction because the person is listening to the speaker on the other end and not paying sole attention to the road in front of them. in summary, the best thing to do while driving is to concentrate only on the road. what signal word or phrase lets the reader know how texting and talking on one’s cell phone while driving are alike?
a. because
b. similarly
c. one such
d. in summary

I would say that the signal word that lets the reader know how texting and talking on one's cell phone while driving are alike is B: similarly.

Explanation:

By using the word similarly, the author is trying to compare one action to the other, argumenting that both texting and talking on the cell phone, are very dangerous activities to do while driving. Although different, both activities make the driver pay attention to another thing and not on the road. This comparison made between the two activities is expressed with the word similarly. The word similarly in this excerpt means "in the same way".

the simple predicate of the sentence is camped.

i believe that the correct answer is (d) the struggle between tradition and change.

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