Sent us a warning letter. (p) 8. Canadians do not always understand American election practices (A) 9. The friendly folks at longtime life insurance brought you this commercial break. (p) 10. This book contains all the information you need to become a competent writer (A) QUICK QUIZ UNIT 3 A Scottish newspaper reported recently that Scottish scientists had dug an excavation to a depth of 10 metres and discovered traces of copper wire that dated back more than 100 years. Each of the artifacts was examined in a lab, and scientists concluded that Scotland had a primitive telephone network more than 100 years ago In the following weeks, English archaeologists began their own excavation in the hope of finding something that would outdo the shots. Anyone who is familiar with the relations between Scotland and England knows about the rivalry between the two long time enemies.) At the 20- metre mark in their excavation, the English discovery that they and their experts believed to be significant. Laboratory analysis revealed what they had suspected: remnants of copper wire in the hole were evidence that the English had an advanced communications network long before the Scots. Everyone who was following the controversial discoveries now waited for the next revelation, the one that would settle the dispute once and for all They did not have to wait long. Within a week of the Erwlis announcement, amateur archeologists Will Johnson of Fenwick, Ontario, reported a starting discovery Wild had hired his Sent us a warning letter. (p) 8. Canadians do not always understand American election practices (A) 9. The friendly folks at longtime life insurance brought you this commercial break. (p) 10. This book contains all the information you need to become a competent writer (A) QUICK QUIZ UNIT 3 A Scottish newspaper reported recently that Scottish scientists had dug an excavation to a depth of 10 metres and discovered traces of copper wire that dated back more than 100 years. Each of the artifacts was examined in a lab, and scientists concluded that Scotland had a primitive telephone network more than 100 years ago In the following weeks, English archaeologists began their own excavation in the hope of finding something that would outdo the shots. Anyone who is familiar with the relations between Scotland and England knows about the rivalry between the two long time enemies.) At the 20- metre mark in their excavation, the English discovery that they and their experts believed to be significant. Laboratory analysis revealed what they had suspected: remnants of copper wire in the hole were evidence that the English had an advanced communications network long before the Scots. Everyone who was following the controversial discoveries now waited for the next revelation, the one that would settle the dispute once and for all They did not have to wait long. Within a week of the Erwlis announcement, amateur archeologists Will Johnson of Fenwick, Ontario, reported a starting discovery Wild had hired his