Julie went through a pre-concept situation, where the leaders of an association she wanted to participate in used her appearance as a way of assessing the skills and abilities she had.
As we already know, people should not be judged on the basis of their appearance, but on the basis of their actions. This situation of prejudice, made Julie upset and sad and caused her, a feeling of revolt that made her join with a friend and make a peaceful protest against the association.
The first constitutional amendment states that every American codadão has the full right to protest peacefully against any situation of injustice and against any institution. For that reason, we can say that Julie can make her protest and that IQ Rules the World cannot stop her.
Its important so that no one person has to much power
The statement is true that if a taxpayer contributes a painting to a museum but reserves the right to use the painting for parties, he may not be allowed a deduction for the charitable contribution. If he donates or contributes the painting without certain conditions of his/her ownership, then he will be allowed for that deduction.
The answer would be letter A.
Answer:
C. And trains pass with windows shining / Like a smile full of teeth
Explanation:
The lines from "The City Is So Big" that contain a simile is "And trains pass with windows shining / Like a smile full of teeth "
The definition of a simile will further bustress the answer.
A simile is a figure of speech that comprises of the comparison of of a particular thing with another which are of different kind. It is mostly to make description of a particular thing more vivid.
I think that the key word here is "effects" - the study would be into effects of oil - so not other oil-related topics.
Because of this the correct answer is
<span>a. How does oil shape social, political, and economic conditions in southwest Asia?
here the word "shape" is a synonym to "create and influence" - so it's about the effect!</span>