Answer:
Explanation:
First blank: their small size
Second blank: distance from the sun
An example of a nonverbal cue to teach print knowledge is all of the above.
The options are explaining that when a story is read you move from left to right
, pointing to the top of the page while beginning to read a story
, and pointing to a location while giving positional directions.
When teaching print knowledge, it is important that nonverbal cues are used to stress the points being made. All the options listed are ways to use non--verbal cues.
Learn more about nonverbal cues here:
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Answer: 3rd option: 0.23, 0.2, -0.35, -0.56
Explanation: 0.23 is 0.03 greater than 0.2 so 0.23 is first, 0.2 is 0.85 greater than -0.35, so it is the second number, and finally -0.35 is 0.21 greater than -0.56 which makes -0.35 the third number and -0.56 the last number.
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