If we group the terms differently, it doesn't matter.
This is called the associative property of addition. As long as you still have all of the terms, and there are no other operations (subtraction, multiplication, etc.), the final answer will remain the same no matter how the terms are grouped.
f) hard working. Think of "industry" or "industrial" to help remember.
b) state of disorder. Mayhem is effectively chaos.
e) expressions of sorrow. For example, you would give lamentations at a funeral.
i) gridlock or standstill. Example: "Congress is at an impasse on passing a new spending bill". You can think of it like saying "it's not possible to pass or get through".
a) A long angry rant or speech. I'm not sure what trick you can use to remember this, but the term "harangue" sounds negative which seems to be fitting with the angry rant/speech.
c) Overly concerned about small details. Usually you might hear it used in a way where someone mentions "not to be pedantic", they basically mean "not to nitpick at the fine details".
h) Terrible; extremely poor. Someone who is abominable has bad morals or values as a person. For instance, a murderer is someone who is abominable.
d) Characterized as having too high of an opinion of oneself. Someone with a big ego only thinks about themself and no one else. The tern narcissism also applies.
g) The effects of something. Specifically, repercussions are referred to as unintended consequences of an action.
j) The act of surrendering. I don't know of a useful trick to help remember this term.
25/1.75 is approximately 14 30/2.8 is about 10. Because the kids need BOTH ribbon and fabric, only 10 can participate because that's all the fabric available
