Words that don't mean their literal meaning
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Answer: Choice two, "humans must attend to their basic needs before they are able to achieve higher level desires" is correct. Maslow believes that a person cannot achieve any wants if they have not satisfied their basic needs.
Answer:
If you are too full of yourself, you could eventually fail.
Explanation:
Maybe you're in a contest, and you're convinced that you're too good and too fast so you'll be able to procrastinate and finish last minute. So, you do fun things instead of working, and you end up realizing the contest was harder than you thought, so you got last place. Having too much pride can turn out really badly for you, if you're not careful.
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Answer:
"Limericks are intended to give entertainment by making the listeners laugh. Part of that is to make the end syllables rhyme. Additionally, the words themselves even without their meaning should sound like its making fun of the subject. It is for these reasons that the priest changes the spelling of some words."