Answer:
I'm pretty sure it's a
Explanation:
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true or false
I think its true. I've studied hard for this.
Explain briefly the process how this occur melting of a soil
Answer:
In an experiment carried out by Xu [33], it was found that the freezing temperature and thawing temperature of loess, sandy soil, red soil, clay soil and loamy soil are all below 0°C, which means that all these soils begin to melt at temperatures lower than 0°C.
give the age development from 4 to 9 months
Answer:
9 is the answer
Explanation:
because it is a bigger number
2. Erik has $5.00 to spend on snacks at the movie theatre. If he had enough money, he would purchase nachos,
popcorn, and candy. Unfortunately, each item costs $5. Erik narrowed his choice to nachos and popcorn and
eventually chose popcorn. What is his opportunity cost?
A. Popcorn
B. Nachos and candy
C. Nachos
What are your responsibilities when responding in emergency situations?
Answer:
Emergency response plans can vary by organization. In addition, there can be multiple emergency response plans for specific incidents (e.g. medical emergencies, non-medical emergencies, natural disasters, etc.). But most plans should have common roles and responsibilities. like providing medical care. and Calling the Emergency Services.
Explaination: your question is not super specific but i tried
Describe a situation where you have faced a scenario that required you to make an ethical choice to give up or keep going. (It doesn't have to relate to sport)
Answer:
Athletes will often do anything to make the team. Whether they are coaches, managers, support staff or athletes, some members of a sports program may be after an athlete's starting position. When one has the potential to replace someone on an established roster; it will most likely mean that they will have to face many challenges and hardships in order to secure their position as a starter. In John Irving's novel, A Prayer for Owen Meany, the main character Johnny is faced with this kind of ethical dilemma.
Explanation:
Johnny is a brilliant baseball player and has extensive knowledge of the game due to being raised by his grandfather who used to play in the major leagues. He plays on a team called the Gravesend team and is determined to make it to the major leagues one day. Owen Meany, a friend of Johnny's who was adopted by his parents, is also on the team with him.
During tryouts for new players at Gravesend Academy, they are both faced with challenges that threaten their spots on the starting line up. It is then that Johnny has to rely on his knowledge of the game and moral values in order to make a decision.
In the book, Johnny was faced with a situation where he would have to choose between his friendship with Owen or making it on the roster as a starter. Ultimately, he decides to give up his spot on the roster for his friend because he knows that they both deserve to be starters on the team. Johnny didn't believe that he was good enough to be a starter and it would have been unfair for him to take Owen's spot. This is an example of an ethical decision, where Johnny made a choice based on what he believed in his heart was right rather than what was expected of him.
This is an important decision for Johnny because if he had made the other choice, it would have meant that he wasn't a good friend or teammate and didn't deserve to be on the team. It also could have sent a message to his father who had encouraged him to do whatever was necessary to succeed in sports.
"I can't do it. I won't take his place." "You have to," my father said.
"... There's no way you'll get on the team if you don't try out, if you don't give it your best shot -- not with your knowledge of baseball..." I didn't know how to say it... "I wouldn't feel right about it." "Why not?" my father said. "Why wouldn't you feel right about it? It's a game, Johnny. You'll have to play against other people who want the same things as you do -- and if you don't quit now, there's no way of knowing how high you might go. Johnny, all you have to do is your best, and it's as simple as that." "It wouldn't be right," I said... "I couldn't do it to him..."(p.237-240)
There are many other ethical decisions throughout this novel such as when Johnny decides whether or not he should tell his mother about the "accident" in which he accidentally killed his best friend, Owen Meany.
Which of the following is an emergent property at the population level of organization?
a.)
The geographical distribution of species in relation to each other
b.)
The number of communities
c.)
The relative number of different ages of a species
d.)
The interactions between ecosystems
Riddles Time
Which month has 28 days?
Winner will be getting to be marked as Brainliest
Answer:
you are wrong all months have 30 days
Which of the following descriptions corresponds with conservation biology?
a.)
Has the intention of repairing damaged or destroyed ecosystems
b.)
Protection and management of natural resources
c.)
Consideration of both the living and non-living components of an ecosystem
d.)
Has the intention of protecting biodiversity
your question:
Which of the following descriptions corresponds with conservation biology?
a.) Has the intention of repairing damaged or destroyed ecosystems
b.) Protection and management of natural resources
c.) Consideration of both the living and non-living components of an ecosystem
d.).Has the intention of protecting biodiversity
answer:
D. Has the intention of protecting biodiversity
If i have 9 credits and im in 10th grade, will it be possible to achieve enough credits to make it to 12th grade? how many credits do i need, how do i get credit recovery...
THIS IS A REAL LIFE QUESTION
ok so two things, def a question for your high school counsler! seek them out and make an appointment to go over this with real answers. every high school/state has different high school graduation requirements. but if your a sophomore i think you have plenty of time to make up any credits by taking summer classes so no worries!
