Well this is quite easy I believe the smallest flock he can have is 1 because everytime he increased his counts there will always be 1 sheep left so its best for him to count by 1s instead hope this helps
The correct answer is A. Interpersonal
Explanation:
According to Howard Gardner who was an important development psychologist, human intelligence does not focus into one ability or aspect but instead has different modalities or types. This includes the naturalist or naturalistic intelligence that focuses on the ability of understanding one's surroundings and elements from nature; the linguistic that focuses on communication and includes the ability to use texts, speeches, etc.; the intrapersonal that focus on understating the self or who we are and the interpersonal that different from the intrapersonal focuses on understanding others' feelings, emotions, moods and being empathetic. This implies, Jake mostly exemplifies the Interpersonal intelligence because he has a natural ability to identify and understand others' experiences, feelings, etc. and also he can be on the position of others and be empathetic.
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<h2>1 : compassionate, sympathetic, or generous behavior or disposition : the quality or state of being humane bespeaking humanity for the enemy in the midst of a bloody struggle— C. G. Bowers. 2a : the quality or state of being human joined together by their common humanity.</h2>
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There are different level of the federal court system. The lowest level of the federal court system is the the district (or trial) court.
- The Federal cases are known to be simply handled first at the lowest federal level that is the district (or trial) court.
It is after then can the losing parties then appeal their case to the higher courts if they are not satisfied with the ruling to the circuit courts, or U.S. courts of appeals.
There are known to be about 94 U.S. District Courts that exist today. Almost one in every state and they have about contains 2-28 judges.
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