Answer with Explanation:
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Dear Shenn,
How are you? I haven't heard from you in months. I trust you're well. I'm hoping we could meet this coming Christmas season.
I've recently transferred to another school this semester, and I'm really enjoying it. I'm now on my second year in high school. We have a lot of homework and it has been keeping me busy. Are you also busy in school?
On weekends, I spend time with my family and a new family member, Dobbie. No, he's not my brother. He's a Golden Retriever that I've been asking my dad for a very long time. My parents taught me how to take care of him because they say it would teach me responsibility and independence. Honestly, having a dog is not all fun and games. I sometimes feel exhausted, but I'm blessed that my mom loves dogs too; so we take turns taking care of him.
Before I forget, I'd like to invite you over this Christmas eve. My family will be hosting a party at home and we're very much excited to have you as one of our guests.
I'm looking forward to your reply. I hope you and your family are in good health. Do give them my regards.
Sincerely,
<em>Your Name </em>
Answer:
The Attack on Pearl Harbour.
Explanation:
On December 7th, 1981, Pearl Harbour was attacked by Japan.
Based on the fact that the single cell of the Amoeba can split in half, the correct answer is The student is correct; amoebas are probably alive because they have reproductive capabilities and create offspring through reproduction.
<h3>Why is the student correct about Amoebas?</h3><h3 />
An organism is considered to be alive due to various reasons and one of them is whether the organism has reproductive capabilities and can therefore reproduce and create offspring.
Even though the Amoeba is a unicellular organism, it can still reproduce asexually which means that it can reproduce without the need for another organism of its kind like it does when it splits itself in two.
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Hello there!
Back in the days of the early Egyptians, they did not know about "north" or "south." Due to this, they did not think to orient their kingdom in the way we do now. They took the Nile River, which flows from south to north as their reference. Therefore, the southern part was known as "Upper Egypt" while the northern region was called "Lower Egypt."
I hope this helps!
Brady
