Answer: People who think more through the right side of the brain tend to be more creative.
Explanation: There is a term called lateralization. Lateralization means that some processes and functions entwine with left or right side of the brain more. People who tend to say that they are more ''left-brained'' are more logical and the people that say they are more ''right-brained'' are more creative. They have better emotional intelligence and their imagination developed, good intuition etc.
Question: Because of Malawi’s fertile land and excellent water supply, it _____.
Answer: has attracted a large population
Explanation: Malawi is a great country everybody loves it because it is a peaceful country
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Answer:
Average life expectancy in most European countries extends well past the age of retirement.
Explanation:
The European Union, or at least most of its members, tend to have relatively good welfare systems. This is the case because of the strong economies of the countries but also because it helps the population, which in turn tends to have positive effects. Some countries are even targeted for migration just because of their generous welfare system.
This situation is very likely to change though as there is a very big chance that the economies of the European countries will not be able to sustain the welfare systems that they currently have. The main reason for this is that the population is aging. With the population becoming older and older, there are more and more people that rely on the welfare system, creating a disbalance in its functioning. On top of that, life expectancy is high and is gradually increasing, meaning that not just more people will rely on the welfare system but also for a longer period of time.
The choice that best explains why deforestation increases
the risk of floods in an area is letter D: Tree roots improve soil water
retention. Tree roots’ function is to absorb the water from the soil because it
uses this water as his food to sustain its plant functions.
