Answer:
b. Among adults twenty-five years of age and older, roughly one in four is a college graduate
Explanation:
In the United States of America, there is a high level of education and most of the adults (above 18 years of age) are enrolled in colleges. The level of illiteracy is very low due to awareness and technological development in the United States. Therefore, it is not uncommon that approximately one in four adults enrolls in a higher institution.
Explanation:
1. Communication is the process of sending/transmitting information from one place to another.
2. Or simply the process of giving and receiving information
Answer:
The name of the older sister is Julie Christie.
Explanation:
Julie Christie was born in 1940 in Chabua, Assam. She was a famous British actress who did film wide variety of roles in English and American films during 1960s and 1970s. She learned acting at “London’s Central School for Drama” and made a stage debut in 1957.
Her first major film role was in "Billy Liar "directed by John Schlesinger. In 1965, she won Academy award for playing a self-destructive fashion model in Schlesinger’s ‘Darling’. Then she became quite renowned.
Answer: d. A = 500 BCE; B = 250 BCE
Explanation:
The term BCE means Before Common Era and it is used to describe the time period before Jesus Christ was born and CE (Common Era) referring to the years after.
With BCE the years are to be counted down as you progress. What this means is that the higher number is the earlier period and the smaller number is the later period.
BCE is then counted down till 0 and then CE takes over. With CE we count up so the earlier period is the smaller number and the larger number is the later period.
Therefore A and B have to smaller than 600 BCE to be after it and smaller than 200 CE to be before it.
Option D is therefore correct as it is lower than 600 BCE and as they are both BCE, they are earlier than 200 CE.
<em>600 BCE ⇒ 500 BCE ⇒ 250 BCE ⇒ 200 CE</em>
The answer is Austrian domination. Disappointed with life under the Austrian mastery of Bohemia, he acknowledged an arrangement at Göteborg, Sweden, as conductor of the Philharmonic Society and held the post from 1856 to 1861. In 1863 Smetana settled forever in Prague; he opened another music school and progressed toward becoming conductor of the choral society Hlahol. In 1866 he was selected conductor of the recently settled Czech musical drama house in Prague, yet he surrendered in 1874 in light of sudden deafness.
