Hello. You forgot to put the necessary map for this question to be answered. The map is attached below.
In addition, the second question is incomplete. The full question is:
"Which activity is a method of habitat restoration?
A. cleaning up after environmental disasters B. allowing trees to grow naturally C. farming techniques like terrace farming and tree belts D. creating a reservoir to prevent flooding"
Answer:
B. the Great Barrier Reef
A. cleaning up after environmental disasters
Explanation:
The area marked on the map above refers to Australia's Great Barrier Reef. This region has the largest coral reef in the world and a major tourist spot, with 2000 kilometers of extension.
A method of habitat restoration is one that seeks to reduce or end the problems that an environment presents after a natural disaster, or after an intense exploration that ended up destroying or damaging the environment. Among the options given, the one that is a method of habitat restoration is: cleaning up after environmental disasters
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Cold calls and telemarketing have become less popular over time, primarily because their success rate is fairly.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
Cold calls are basically random telephonic or mobile calling for advertising the products to the call attainder while telemarketing is advertisement by launching clips, videos and images through different TV channels.
But now they have become less popular overtime because their success rate is fairly. Now internet banking and UPI services promote online shopping with savings and cashback, provide more employment and easy to access.
Answer: They created Terraces into the mountainside
Explanation:
The Inca dug into the mountain side and created Terraces, which allowed them to filter water down the mountain side, as well as make a steeper ledge, since they did everything by hand, with hand made hoe's made out of branches and stones, they where able to till the ground to plant the seeds. The mountainside dirt was very enriched with minerals, which made it perfect land for farming.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "Paternalistic." The approach of the early American juvenile court is best described as Paternalistic. Juvenile courts are more involved on cases that is created by minor people.
