Answer: Long-term memory cognitive skill or ability
Explanation:
Cognitive ability or Cognitive skills are the ways our brain remembers, thinks, hold attention, reasons, learns and reads. it is what helps you to process new information and it does this by taking that piece of information and distributing it to the appropriate areas of the brain.
Long-term memory cognitive skill allows you to recall information from the past. it will help you to remember what you were taught in class weeks back and may also help you to remember lectures from years back even after you have left school.
Long-term memory also helps you to remember prior workplace training and and how you will apply it to current tasks.
B. As a cross country runner its very important to warm up before I run a marathon or a long distance run or just any run in general its always something I have to do. If your do the strenuous activity without warming up your muscles will be tight and will sort of go into shock. By warming up you are releasing tension in your muscles and ligaments and getting you blood flowing. In my experience I didn't warmup once before a half marathon and had to stop about a mile in because I tore my hamstring. It strained it right off the bat and kept getting worse just because I forgot to stretch! I hope this helps!
Answer:
The correct answer is A.They secrete enzymes that break down dead matter or living organisms and absorb the released nutrients.
Explanation:
Most of the fungi are saprophytic which means they grow on dead and decaying organic matter like fallen trees, leaves, and dead animals and get nutrition by digesting these dead organic matter.
Fungi do not have stomach so they secrete enzymes like α- amylase, cellulase, xylanase, etc from their hyphae that helps in digesting complex organic molecules into simple form which can easily be absorbed by these fungus.
By decomposing these organic matter they recycle the nutrients and clean the pollution from the environment. So the correct answer is A.
Spring is your answer. The opposing hemispheres have opposite seasons.
When the northern hemisphere has them, in order: winter, spring, summer, fall
At those same times, the Southern Hemisphere has them : summer, fall, winter, spring.
