That she wanted to help with these kind of people? is this what you are looking for?
1. A Austin. The h is pronounced in all of the words he is saying whereas the h is silent in all of Tasha's words.
2. It's a toss up, but I would say C George. This is because I'm assuming that even though Sara is nodding her head and saying yes every now and then, she is not engaging any further with the conversation with Abe.
However, if George is predicting what the Jose is going to say next, then he is actively listening to him as well as forming a reply. This means that he is more invested in the conversation because he is also listening as well.
3. A Perhaps. Without pronouncing the h, it would sound more like "perps", which is cop slang for "perpetrator", which is not correct.
Answer:
1) warm-up
2) muscular endurance
3) stretching
4) cardio-respiratory endurance
5) muscle strength
6) cool down
7) fun
Before you preform CPR, if the person is unconscious and is not responding to questions (such as: "Are you okay?) call 911 or the local emergency number, and get an AED, if one is available. As soon as the AED is ready, deliver one shock if instructed by the device, then begin CPR
