answer: The sperm will not survive the acidic conditions in the vagina
The fluid produced by the urethral glands neutralizes any residual acidity in the urethra (left there because of the urine that passed previously), that way it won't harm the sperm. For the same reasons, helps to neutralize the acidity of the vagina.
Answer:
Evaporation is bigger above the oceans than above the earth, while precipitation is higher over the earth than over the ocean.
Explanation:
Most of the water that evaporates from the ocean goes back to it. However, a small percent of the water that evaporated from the ocean goes as precipitation to earth. This process of evaporation is very large so that without precipitations, evaporation and underground water, oceans would be nearly empty.
Intermediate and deep focus earthquakes. The reason is being the tectonics plates are always shifting and so, old it’s always able to cause a problem. The tectonic plates crash at some point. Usually it’s a small one at first, then a big one, and after that a aftershock which is bigger than the second one.
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Objective means that they are "facts", and do not include personal thoughts and beliefs (which is subjective).
In this case, your answers are:
1) Fact:
Facts are made based on data and analysis, and are supported by details and other known "facts" or <em>truths</em>. This means that they are right in any circumstances in most cases, or at least in the given circumstance that is provided.
2) Data:
Data is used to support the fact, which is objective. Without data, the claim would be seen as a opinion, or subjective, in meaning, a "I feel that it is this way". Without data, you will not have facts.
It is not:
3) Opinion:
Opinion is the antonym of Fact, and so if Fact is a answer choice, then Opinion is not. Opinion is based off of feelings, personal knowledge, and personal preferences. While useful in some cases, it is not objective.
4) Theory:
A theory is not objective, because it is a opinion that is provable (but is yet to be proven). This makes it subjective, until proven right.
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