The correct answers are "<span>tardiness, talkative students, and chewing gum."
Tardiness from students who overslept or lives far away mostly experiences these problems, while talkative students are common, even nowadays there are still talkative students, especially those who are into social media. Lastly, chewing gum became a habit for some students, which is why it was considered to be one of the problems in the classroom.</span>
Assuming you're referring to ancient Rome, some characteristics would include pride, wealth, territorial expansion, and more importantly the military, which was at the center of society.
Answer:
Has bleeding stopped
Explanation:
One of the things that happens when a wound occurs is that it bleeds ,within no time you shall observe bleeding.
Yes the OTR has been able to identify the size of the wound, the condition of the tissue and the sign of infection, but how about bleeding, has bleeding stopped, how much blood has been lost due to bleeding. These are the signs and conditions the OTR didn't capture and it is very important ,because what if the patient has lost a lot of blood thereby leading to blood shortage ,if in the process of fixing the wound ,the blood of the patient is short and will need blood and no preparation has been made in providing blood is not been factored in the process, it can affect the healing of the wound on the patient.
So therefore, bleeding and amount of blood is very important that the OTR didn't capture in its analyses.
The Native Americans got alien diseases the cause was from the Europeans bringing it to North American causing majority of native Americans
Explanation:
Nepal’s climate, influenced by elevation as well as by its location in a subtropical latitude, ranges from subtropical monsoon conditions in the Tarai, through a warm temperate climate between 4,000 and 7,000 feet in the mid-mountain region, to cool temperate conditions in the higher parts of mountains between 7,000 and 11,000 feet, to an Alpine climate at altitudes between 14,000 and 16,000 feet along the lower slopes of the Himalaya mountains. At altitudes above 16,000 feet the temperature is always below freezing and the surface covered by snow and ice. Rainfall is ample in the eastern portion of the Terai (which receives from 70 to 75 inches [1,800 to 1,900 millimetres] a year at Bīratnagar) and in the mountains, but the western portion of Nepal (where from 30 to 35 inches a year fall at Mahendranagar) is drier.
In Kathmandu Valley, average temperatures range from 50° F (10° C) in January to 78° F (26° C) in July, and the lowest and highest temperatures recorded have been 27° and 99° F (-3° and 37° C). The average annual rainfall is about 55 inches, most of which falls in the period from June to September. At Pokhara the temperature ranges from 40° F (4° C) in January to approximately 100° F (38° C) in June, just before the monsoon.