Answer:
at the corner
at a designated crosswalk
Explanation:
You should cross the street only in allowed areas that are specified for the pedestrian. On the road, you are the most unsafe person as a pedestrian.
You should be aware of your surroundings and stay alert when crossing the street. You also maintain the eye contact with the drivers and wait until vehicles have stopped before you cross
In the middle of the road, it is not safe to cross the road. It does not matter if there is traffic or not that is always unsafe but you can on your own risk.
You should make sure all vehicles have seen you and will stop for you before proceeding.
Answer:
I would say it would be none of the above... None of that has to do with preserving or protecting health...
After reading the excerpt from "Teens Migrating to Twitter" by Jennifer C. Kerr about how Twitter influences on current generation I can answer the question that follows with ease. There is only one correct answer and I am pretty sure that the last option in the scale <span> represented above </span>is the right one : <span>D. How does Twitter affect the safety and security of teenagers?</span>
The correct serving size for a complete protein is the size of your fingers. It is -False.