That's what my psychology teacher told us:
1. Name your topic and outline the problem2. Give the theoretical background3. Search for the results of past studies - what they were, what methods were used, all the useful data4. Analyze current knowledge - critical analysis, ethical questions etc. 5. Name your research questions and all the hypotheses 6. Define your variables (dependent and independent)7. Plan your experiment!
Because Bermuda has a strange that no one can explain, and people have disappeared with no good explanation. Lots of ship, and planes has disappeared and I don't know why, that when you go in Bermuda you gonna disappeared, maybe the Bermuda has a different world that has a portal because they didn't found any body in Bermuda, and I'm not sure about this. But I believe that the Greeks believe Poseidon that he is a great god and lots of people didn't believed the great gods such as Zeus. People can disappear anywhere. There is nothing special about the Bermuda Triangle. It is claimed that more than 1,000 people have disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle, this has not been proven. Though myth and scare mongering has to be taken into account making it about 750 people who have actually become lost in the Bermuda triangle. The Bermuda triangle is a large triangle that sucks you in and makes you become a fish because they didn't found any body of person and I believed that the person has lost, live in the lost city of Atlantis.
Hope this is helps:)
The answer to your question is B, "He did something to help the continental army."
Alfred Wegener had two flaws with his initial hypothesis. They are as follows:
i) Gravitational forces of the moon and sun, and tidal forces act as the mechanism to move the continents across the globe.
ii) Larger and sturdier continents broke through thinner oceanic crust like boat cutting through a thin layer of sea ice.
<u>Explanation</u>:
Alfred Lothar Wegener was a great meteorologist and German polar researcher. He was commonly known for his <u>“theory of continental drift”.
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In this theory, they proposed an idea that the continents were slowly drifting around the Earth. Many researchers objected his view. But he provided many evidence to support his continental drift hypothesis.
Some of the evidences are: Continental jigsaw puzzle, Fossils match across the seas, Rock types and geologic features and Ancient Climates.
