Answer:
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Explanation:
Having had this terrible wake-up call, the falling action begins on Christmas day when Scrooge wakes up and determines to do something to change his life and his attitudes, leading to the final resolution when he decides to give money to help the poor, becomes almost a godfather to Tiny Tim and helps the Cratchit
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Answer:
-7
Explanation:
Question 7(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(04.07 MC)
Read and chose the correct option, based on what you learned from the lesson.
Your friend Miguel from Ecuador showed you some old Ecuadorian currency worth around three thousand. Those bills used to be his country's official currency before the U.S. dollar became its present official currency. It was interesting to learn how the previous currency honored two important political and governmental figures from Venezuela that played a crucial role in Ecuador.
Based on the text information and what you learned from the lesson, what currency is the text referring to? Please, select the correct number format too.
6.000 sucres
3.000 sucres
3.000 pesos
6.000 pesos
Answer:
6.000 sucres might be the correct answer
Heathcliffs relationship with Isabella is characterized
what you have learned about happiness, suffering, death and the meaning of life, what piece of advice can you give to the following people in
various situations?
1. Your sister is an overachiever. Being on top of the class is what makes her feel fulfilled. However, she got lower grades than usual for this quarter. She is extremely saddened and discouraged by this and becomes withdrawn and aloof.
2. Your best friend is dating a married man. Despite her family's disapproval, she does not want to break up with him. She says that he is the only one who makes her very happy.
The correct answer is to this open question is the following.
Taking into consideration what I have learned about happiness, suffering, death, and the meaning of life, the piece of advice that I can give to the following people in various situations is the following.
1. Your sister is an overachiever. Being on top of the class is what makes her feel fulfilled. However, she got lower grades than usual for this quarter. She is extremely saddened and discouraged by this and becomes withdrawn and aloof.
Recommendation:
I would tell her that there is more to life than academics. It is ok to have excellent grades, but the important thing is to know what to do with that knowledge. How you practice it and put it to the service of other people. That is what really counts.
So she should start applying all her knowledge in real-life situations. She should open a small business, she could create a small community project, and when she realizes the benefit she is producing to the benefit of many people, she will feel that her life has sense again.
2. Your best friend is dating a married man. Despite her family's disapproval, she does not want to break up with him. She says that he is the only one who makes her very happy.
Recommendation:
This is a tough one because when the heart is involved, it is very difficult to convince using reason or arguments.
But what I would tell her is that she has to be very conscious that he is not going to ask his wife for a divorce. That he is only using her just to have fun and nothing serious is going to result from that relationship. And of course, that one day -sooner or later- it is going to end. My recommendation is that she has to be prepared for that moment.
The piece of advice that will be given to my sister is that she shouldn't be discouraged that she got lower grades.
Since my sister is an overachiever and being on top of the class is what makes her feel fulfilled, in a situation where she got lower grades, she shouldn't be sad. She should be happy for others but improve the next time.
Since my best friend is dating a married man, I'll advise her to stop dating him. I'll tell her that how will she feel if she was the person's wife. It's important to do to others what we can do you ourselves.
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Aunt Adeline, Fayetteville, Arkansas During the Great Depression, the United States government sponsored a project to record the histories of the last generation of those who had lived as slaves in the antebellum South. The results are one of the largest collections of stories from the era of slavery. Since literacy was banned among slaves, many had little opportunity to record their experiences. The narrative by Aunt Adeline is one example of these testimonies. Read from Images 16 to 21 (or pages 11 to 16).
1. Based on what you have read, do you think Aunt Adeline's experience is typical of those enslaved in the South? Explain your answer.
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
I think she had a very similar experience as countless other slaves. She seemed to have it easier, being allowed to play, and even play with “masters” daughters. Many slaves, were beaten and treated like cattle, auctioned off, skinned, etc. She got to live like a human which should be something common but obviously wasn’t.
Explanation:
PLZ HELP 100 POINTS GIVEING BRAINLIST 4. Green plants produce their own food during photosynthesis. Which of these statements about photosynthesis is true?
Water is one product of photosynthesis
Oxygen is one product of photosynthesis
Chlorophyll is one product of photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide is one product of photosynthesis
Question 3(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(04.07 MC)
Listen and choose the option with the correct price.
8.300
9.300
9.200
8.200
Answer:
9.300
Explanation:
Answer:
9.300
Explanation:
Sometimes Deaf individuals feel that they cannot enjoy music because they cannot hear (or fully hear) it. What would you say to your Deaf friend Olivia, who feels like she cannot enjoy music because she is Deaf? Do you agree with her? What evidence could you present to her about how some Deaf people do manage to enjoy music despite their lack of hearing?
Answer:
I would tell her that I it's 50/50. It is still possible to enjoy music. Deaf people can still feel the vibrations. But still also miss out on all the rest of the sounds in the song. You can still read the lyrics and sing along, but you don't fully know what the song experience is like.
Explanation:
Answer:
I would offer to learn how to sign the song. I would personally agree with her because vibrations don’t really mean anything when you can’t hear how the artists voices truly sound. I would present an article to her about how some people enjoy their lack of hearing through vibrations.
Explanation:
article: https://www.musicalvibrations.com/music-and-d-deaf-people/
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Explanation:
Musae sunt deae.
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Answer:
Muses were goddesses
Explanation:
Answer:
Muses were goddesses
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