Answer:
The mental health of many students has fallen downhill.
Explanation:
Students haven't been able to be around their peers so, they are lacking the outside connections and interactions they require to stay mentally healthy. Separation from people who support us more than our own family members can be terrible on the mental health of students struggling to question themselves. Meanwhile, students who are less social, spend more time online with friends, and get along with their family easier and get the support they need might not be struggling as much. Mental health is a very situational topic and varies from student to student.
Answer:
1. It is very important for students to learn in a physical classroom. 2. I would excel in either being a bounty hunter or a veterinarian.
Explanation:
1. it is important for many students to be in a physical classroom. Online learning was very hard on all the students at my school. It was very hard for many to concentrate, turn in assignments, and many even had connection/WiFi issues. I myself do not have WiFi. Online learning is also a bit harder for students with mental disabilities, due to them finding concentration and help very hard.
2. I would flourish as a bounty hunter, due to my dedication, athletic ability, passion for law enforcement, extreme knowledge on bounty hunting (and guns), and my experience. I would be great as a veterinarian because of my experience with animals, dedication, knowledge on animals and veterinarian jobs, passion for animals and there well-being, and also because it pays very good money (also does pay goo d money for bounty hunting, but also depends on how many cases you do).
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“whose father worked for the railroad” is a subordinate clause as it is a relative clause beginning with the pronoun “whose”. It is particularly used in written English and it refers to possession of things or to make association or connections with other things or people.
Answer:
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