5. Read this sentence from Passage 2. "Mr. President, the chart that was shown by the Senator from South Dakota says it all." (paragraph 13) What does the speaker suggest about the chart with the phrase "says it all"? A The chart explains both sides of an issue. The chart informs the audience in a relatable way. C The chart shows enough evidence to prove the claim. C The chart presents an Interesting visual aspect of the argument.

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5. Read this sentence from Passage 2. "Mr. President, the chart that was shown by the Senator from South Dakota says it all." (paragraph 13) What does the speaker suggest about the chart with the phrase "says it all"? A The chart explains both sides of an issue. The chart informs the audience in a relatable way. C The chart shows enough evidence to prove the claim. C The chart presents an Interesting visual aspect of the argument.

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## Step 1The phrase "says it all" is often used to indicate that something is self-explanatory or comprehensive. In this context, the speaker is suggesting that the chart provides sufficient evidence to support the claim being made.## Step 2The speaker does not imply that the chart explains both sides of an issue (option A), nor does he suggest that the chart informs the audience in a relatable way (option B).## Step 3The speaker also does not imply that the chart presents an interesting visual aspect of the argument (option D). Instead, the speaker is suggesting that the chart provides enough evidence to support the claim being made.

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