Is this the story most dangerous game if so, I would’ve tricked zaroff into a hunting game, just like the one he played with the protagonist but little does he know he will be the one being hunted
Answer:
Explanation:
the United States Space Surveillance Network was tracking more than 14,000 pieces of space debris larger than 10 cm (4 inches) across. It is estimated that there are about 200,000 pieces between 1 and 10 cm (0.4 and 4 inches) across and that there could be millions of pieces smaller than 1 cm.
Okay well im not gonna flat out write it for you, especially for only 5 points, but i can help.
First you can start off by explaining what gender stereotypes are.
Like this:
Gender Stereotyping is basically
putting down someone because of their "sex" or not believing they are
able to do something because they are either male or female.
Then use some examples of gender stereotyping, such as:
- only guys like sports
- only girls like the color pink
- girls can't be into cars
- and more examples of stereotyping
Don't forget to do your research, even if its just in Google (not recommended). By doing this, it can help you find more facts that will make your speech longer and easier to write.
I noticed that this was a speech. So if you have to present this to the class, then its best if you practice reading it out load to a family member or friend, not only will it help with confidence but it also helps with studdering and your less likely to mess up.
And if you have anxiety when being put on the spot during class presentations, don't stress!! Everyone is going to have to present, and everyone's going to be nervous. But what people never seem to think about is the fact that nobody but the teacher really cares about the speech. The teacher is the one grading you however, not the students.
Hope this helps, and good luck!!!
Please give me brainliest! :))
I think this means:
If it's possible for a human being to do something, don't just say that he can't, just let him try, give him a chance.
Answer: George Washington was born into a Virginia planter family and taught the morals, manners, and body of knowledge requisite for an eighteenth-century Virginia gentleman.
