<span>This question relates to a worksheet published in "Middle School Math With Pizzazz." Eleven math problems are given. The answer to each problem relates to an assigned letter. When matched with the correct answer, the letters spell out the answer "He was a sick shooter."</span>
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Texas seventh-grade social studies standards - IXLB define and trace the impact of "boom-and-bust" cycles of leading Texas industries throughout the 20th and early 21st centuries such as farming, oil and gas .
Explanation:
It is true that polarity influences coalition and alliance arrangements among great powers.
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The following statement is true because that stability holds global concentration of political and economic power through international trade. Polarity means, it is an international relation of any various way of power is distributed within the international system.
Polarity describes the nature of the international system at the given period of time. It has consisted of three types, they are uni polarity, bipolarity and multi polarity, each type as different function.
Answer:
Worry.
Explanation:
As per the question, the given reaction would be labeled as 'worry' as reflected by the 'constant persistence of thoughts relating to the fear of the failure and the threat of the effect of this failure on the career '. The 'conjured up images in the mind' exemplify a disturbed and anxious state of mind due to the dread of negative outcomes that correctly define 'worry' that is a result of proactive risk evaluation of prospective threats or negative consequences. Therefore, <u>the threat associated with the fear of failure in the quiz announced by teacher causes a kind of anxiousness and fright, thinking about the failure(negative impact) which may further affect the student's career exemplifies 'worry'. </u>
Answer:
It is possible for a country having a dictatorship.
Explanation:
A dictatorship is a kind of government in which an individual or a small clique has absolute sovereign power.
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