Answer:
1) Reproduction is a process in which offspring is produced due to the mating of male organism with female organism. Offspring is the baby of that organism.
2) Gestational period is the period that is required for the development of fetus until its birth. Fetus is unborn baby made of zygote. It occurs in mammals.
3) The baby organisms or offspring come out from the female organism's body.
4) The mammals feed their milk to their babies which is highly nutritious.
Answer:
The correct answer would be the experimental group.
There are mainly two groups present in any experiment; the experimental group and the control group.
The experimental group refers to the group which receives experimental procedures or is exposed to the independent variables to be tested.
In contrast, the control group refers to the group which is kept in controlled conditions, that is, it is not exposed to the variables which are being tested.
2. Army Major Robert Anderson commanded which fort?
A. Sumter
Question 3. 3. The President of the Confederate States was
B. Jefferson Davis
Question 4. 4. Who fought against Secession in the United States of America?
C. President Lincoln
Question 5. 5. Clara Barton contributed to the Civil War in what way?
D. all of the above
Question 6. 6. Three States did not take sides during the Civil War.
True
False
Question 7. 7. There were six major battles in the Civil War.
False
Question 8. 8. Lincoln fought to prevent secession from the United States of America.
True
Question 9. 9. Clara Barton was the first nurse in the United States of America.
True
Question 10. 10. Jefferson Davis was the President of the United States of America during the Civil War.
<span>False</span>
Answer:
c. a ball rolling from point A to point B
Explanation:
a is talking about the position of the train
b is talking about the length of the track
d is talking about the distance a student is from somewhere.
So from taking all these options out we are left with C because the ball is actually moving and when something moves it is in motion.
