Scorpions:"<span>Scorpions have eight legs, a pair of pincers (pedipalps) and a narrow segmented tail that often curves over their back, on the end of which is a venomous stinger." -google way of writing it
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tarantulas:"</span><span>They eat insects, beetles and grasshoppers. The Goliath Bird-eating </span>Tarantula<span> species will eat larger prey, such as, lizards, snakes, frogs, bats and small birds" -google way of writing it </span><span>
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The answer is juvenile offenders.
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<span>The CDC (Center for Disease Control) tracks and reports data on the trends in adult obesity in the United States. They do so by using the Behavioral Risk and Factor Surveillance System.This is essentially a group of telephone surveys that discovers health information about the public at large.</span>
Answer: direct object
Explanation:
A gerund is a noun that includes the verb root, adding -ing to the end of the word. A full gerund phrase includes a gerund and its modifiers. A gerund phrase works as a noun and it can be a subject, an object, or a predicate nominative in the sentence.
In this example, the gerund scrubbing is acting as the direct object of the verb tried.
Answer:
a) sample.
Explanation:
When we do research we usually work with populations or samples:
- A population refers to all the elements that belong to a set of data.
- A sample is a subset of said population. In other words, it refers to some elements that belong to the original set.
In this example, at a DUI checkpoint, some cars are stopped at random. We can see that <u>ALL the cars that pass by the checkpoint would be considered the population </u>(since they are all the elements of the set) and <u>the ones that are stopped are SOME elements that belong to the original set</u>, therefore, they can be considered a sample of all the cars that pass by the checkpoint.
