Answer:
The answer is none of the above.
Explanation:
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Which writer translated and popularized the tale of Newton sitting under the apple tree while contemplating the laws of
gravity?
O Galileo
o Swift
Sirian
o Voltaire
Answer:
Voltaire. He translated and popularized popular tale of contemplating the laws of gravity under an apple tree.
Answer:
last one
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What important lesson has the narrator learned in the excerpt from i'm not thirteen yet
que importancia tiene que parte del agua se encuentre en el plasma sanguineo??porf alo nesesito hoy
Answer:
Uma das funções do plasma é atuar como portador de células sanguíneas, nutrientes, enzimas e hormônios. Esta é a porção líquida do sangue. O plasma é 90% de água e compõe mais da metade do volume total de sangue.
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يلا نروح
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Explanation:
ماذا يعني لنذهب؟ دعونا نذهب هو تعبير يستخدم بشكل مختلف وعلى نطاق واسع لاتخاذ إجازة، وإظهار الإثارة، والهتاف، والتعبير عن نفاد الصبر، أو تحدي شخص ما.
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Answer:
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Find any TWO examples of a word, or phrase, that you find could be problematic in the context of an argument, (i.e. either ambiguous, vague, euphemistic, loaded, etc.) and explain clearly why you find them to be potentially troublesome, misleading, or otherwise unclear
Answer:
Two words which I find problematic in the context of an argument are:
Good and Bad
The two words above have become ambiguous because there seems to be a strong disagreement as to how they should be defined.
Some have advocated that the words be done away with altogether. Other have elected to define it based on how much hurt or not that can be done to another person.
Others have elected to say that anything good is what gives one pleasure without hurting another person.
It becomes even more problematic to view it via the lens of religion. There are many religions and they don't seem congruent on what those two words should mean.
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List the two suggestions the article gives for avoiding gender-biased language. (Site 2)
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although the question does not provide the article or any other reference, we can say that some suggestions to avoid gender-biased language are the following.
Combine the use of "he" and "she" in your sentences. Avoid the use of one gender in your speech. Uses articles to replace the pronoun. Substitute some words that traditionally have been used, identifying just one gender. For instance: a police officer instead of a policeman. Mankind for humankind. These recommendations would help you to better articulate your ideas without conflicting with gender-biased language.
Answer:
Combine the use of "he" and "she" in your sentences. Avoid the use of one gender in your speech. Uses articles to replace the pronoun. Substitute some words that traditionally have been used, identifying just one gender. For instance: a police officer instead of a policeman. Mankind for humankind. These recommendations would help you to better articulate your ideas without conflicting with gender-biased language.
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Compare and controst
the reference theory
of meaning and the ideal theory and
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used to explorin
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explain how
Answer:
Referential theories of meaning define the meaning of words or phrases in terms of the things (or actions, qualities, relations, etc.) that the word or phrase denotes, ideal theory is a theory which specifies the optimum societal structure based on idealised assumptions and normative theory.
If the valence electrons were removed, what would be the ion charge of the element?
Answer:
it would be the amount that it started with minus the valence electrons which are always in the last ring of circles.
Explanation:
Like burnt out Torches by a sick man's bed. Smile metaphor personification or hyperbole
Answer:
Simlie
Explanation:
As the world 'like' is used meaning something is being compared.
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The phrase "Like burnt-out torches by a sick man's bed" is a simile.
What's a simile?A simile is a figure of speech that compares two things using the words "like" or "as." In this case, the speaker is comparing the speaker's smile to burnt-out torches. The comparison suggests that the speaker's smile is weak, faint, and lifeless, like a burnt-out torch.
The phrase is not a metaphor, personification, or hyperbole. A metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two things without using the words "like" or "as." Personification is a figure of speech that gives human qualities to non-human things. Hyperbole is a figure of speech that exaggerates something for effect.
Personified, the smile took on a life of its own, becoming a steadfast companion in her journey.
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Personal response to the issues raised in the ikemefuna sub story in things fall apart
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
My personal response to the issues above-mentioned is the following.
Human is a creature of habit. Humans prefer to live what they already know and are used to. It is difficult for humans to accept changes because they make us move from our comfort zones. So when something new is coming, our first reaction is to reject it, automatically. Instead of trying to understand the new, we often question it and see the justification for not adopting it.
"Things Fall Apart" was written by Nigerian author Chinua Achebe in 1958. It refers to the arrival of European colonists in Nigeria in the 1800s.
Burnout torches to sick man's bed is that a smile metaphor personification or hyperbole
That night, all of them gave the animals extra treats. Which is subject and predicate??
Answer:
subject is all
predicate is gave
Explanation:
all is the person doing the action
gave is what the subject is doing
quem veio primeiro o ovo ou a galinha?
dinossauros vieram primeiro