The answer is c...........
The given statement is true.
Explanation:
Its not a general duty or not fall under any act to inform the buyers about the slippery condition of the shop's floor. If someone enters into the shop during cleaning and moping he or she may fall down and get injure. For this he has no right to lodge a complaint against shopkeeper.
If a shopkeeper hang a board on the door of the shop like careful cleaning work is going on. That just because of his basic civic sense, nothing else. He is not bound to inform about it to anybody. If he do it's just for the convenience of public.
The overall verdict of the best method to use for teaching between asynchronous and synchronous teaching is:
- No clear winner, engage the students and make sure to answer any questions they might have.
<h3>What is Synchronous Teaching?</h3>
This refers to the type of learning where a person uses virtual means to learn, from a distance and attends class at a certain time.
An asynchronous teaching on the other hand is the type of learning where the student learn at their own pace and time.
With this in mind, there is no clear winner between the two as it is imperative to teach students in an engaging manner where they can ask questions, meet daily/weekly targets and understand concepts.
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Answer: A. Guru Granth Sahib
Explanation:
The Guru Granth Sahib is not just the holy book of Sikhism, it is considered a living Guru. After Sikhism was founded it was guided by 10 Gurus who succeeded each other. The 10th Guru decided that the next and final Guru would be the Guru Granth Sahib so that a Guru along the line would not lead the Sikhs astray.
The Sikhs most probably get the most guidance from the Guru Granth Sahib because it written by all 10 Gurus as they all contributed to it. It is therefore more representative of the will of the Gurus than their lives.