Here's a better idea. PLAN AHEAD, CHILD. I've been in your place. It's rough, but work on it every chance you have before hand! It doesn't pay off to be lazy.
The Meat Inspection Act of 1906 put an end to meat companies using chemicals to try to preserve meat.
Prior to this act, the companies to were using chemicals like boric acid and formaldehyde to try to keep meat from rotting. These chemicals were making people sick, and in some cases, killing them.
Your answer: "<span>near the Caspian Sea".
These people would actually use this material for some kind of fishing which I'm not sure of how they would do this. But, I was reading some information further more to understand, and I learned that they would use this in some type of "</span><span> Sturgeon fishing" which would then somehow would relate to why this would be around some sea, but overall, your correct answer would be (option C).</span>
Answer:
Preoperational
Explanation:
The preoperational stage of learning is the first stage where a person learns a language. In this stage a person cannot form sentences as they do not understand concrete logic. This makes it not possible to manipulate information which is required to make sentences and speak. It is also not possible to another person's perspective.
Hence, Thad was passing through the Preoperational stage of cognitive learning.
