Answer:
Correct answers is A. People in rural (farm) communities more often follow traditional beliefs
Explanation:
A is correct as people in rural areas are usually more traditional, opened towards family life, respect their roots and tradition is important part of their everyday life.
B is wrong as polytheism is not something that is customary in the world today. The examples of polytheism are only seen in some areas far away from communities, among African tribes or some tribes in Amazonia...
C is wrong as people in urban areas are surrounded by malls, restaurants... on every corner. On the other side, in rural areas you usually have only some of this objects.
D is wrong because people in rural areas are more into agriculture and cattle breeding and that is why technology is not important part of life that much.
Answer:
The actual meaning of life is to fulfill your purpose in life and accomplish your goals. What I mean by this is, everyone has a purpose, of why they are living. None of us will be here if we all didn't have a purpose.
Most of the Earth's water is stored in the Oceans - think of how huge the Pacific Ocean is for example!
So the correct answer is b. About 97% of the Earth's water is ocean water.
Ocean water is not good for drinking for people, and post of freshwater is stored in glaciers.
Answer:
A. Southwest
Explanation:
If we have coordinates of 14.5 N, 49.5 E as a starting point and we want to go the the coordinates of 10 N, 45 E, then we will move in a southwestern direction. This is fairly easy to explain 14.5 N is further north than 10 N, as the greater the number, the greater the distance from the Equator, so 10 N is located on the south of 14.5 N. 49.5 E is further east than 45 E, again with the same principle, the greater the number, the further away it is from the Prime Meridian, so 45 E is west of 49.5 E. Since we have 10 N being south of 14.5 N, and 45 E being west of 49.5 E, if we make a line it will come to be a diagonal in a southwestern direction.
The United States consumes the most electricity in the world