Judaism, Christianity and Islam, the three major monotheistic religions, all originated in what is known today as the Arab World. Monotheism literally means "the belief in only one God". The central values of family, charity, and respect for others are shared by these three religions.
Answer: c. Tenancy in common
Explanation: When two or more parties concurrently or simultaneously posses distinct and undivided ownership of a property such that each distinct party has the right to bargain or transact his or her own interest in the property without needing to inform or seek consent of the other parties. Tenancy in common does not subject the owners to having equal share of the property, any of the parties may wish to transfer or attach a creditor to his or her interest. Also, in tenancy in common, upon the death of any party or interest holder, the heir of the tenant becomes the owner of the tenant's interest.
Ang tinutukoy ng tanong na ito ay tungkol sa mga tauhan ng kwentong. Ang Mabangis na Lungsod, ito ay isang kuwento tungkol sa isang batang lumaki at nakatira sa delikadong kalye ng Maynila. Maraming karapatang pambata ang nilabag sa istoryang ito, at ilan dito ay ang karapatan sa tungkol sa karapatang maging malusog, edukasyon,at ang pamumuhay ng matiwasay at maayos.
Options: A) measured. B) developed. C) improved. D) swapped.
Answer:A) measured
Explanation:Sir Francis Galton is an English anthropologist, Statistician expert, Psychologist and Eugenicist, he is famous for his researches in the field Human intelligence and Eugenics.
Sir Francis Galton is also noted for creating the terms currently used in Mathematics and statistic known as CORRELATION AND REGRESSION.
ACCORDING TO FINDINGS OF SIR FRANCIS IN THE FIELD OF PSYCHOLOGY,THE PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAITS OF INDIVIDUALS CAN BE MEASURED.
Answer:
c.)skepticism
Explanation:
Skepticism defined as the word which is used in reference to a person or the word which defines a person's questioning attitude or doubt towards putative knowledge or belief.
Skepticism occurs in the context of philosophy.
But it can be applied to any pseudoscience, politics, religion.
The person when questions beliefs based on empirical evidence or scientific understanding is called scientific or empirical skeptic.