Answer: Food
Explanation: Physiological needs are according to psychologists, which we also can conclude from everyday life are basic needs such as food, water,sleep, rest etc. These are needs that, according to the hierarchy of needs, must first be met, and then only all other needs from the hierarchy could be met.
Watching a movie or downloading music are fun activities and can be seen in the concept of meeting needs such as the desire to belong or have a hobby as a form of social needs.
Answer: C) The shift to flake tool industries in the Mousterian
Explanation: The Mousterian industry followed the Achulean industry, the Achulean industry employed the used of lavallios (stone). The Mousterian saw shift to the use of flake tools, they were two types of flake tools
1. Point
2. Scrapper
The point tool was made up of stone with two trimmed and sharp ends meeting at a point, this tool was used to cut, and hunt.
The scrapper tool functioned as a knife for cutting.
Answer:
Extravagant expenditure loses the essence of the festival and sometimes becomes a show for attention-seeking people.
Explanation:
Often it takes some expenses to make a festival cheerful and this allows us to devote more time with our friends and family. However, the other fact is that one doesn't need money to spend time with loved ones. The lightness of festivals sometimes blinds us that we cannot see the real motive of the festival and look for material pleasures in it. Society is affected because the potential capital which could be used for its upliftment is wasted on a extravagant leisures.
The answer is Michael Eugene Porter.
He was still a young associate professor at Harvard Business School when he published this research and it was highly influential. Porter's Five Competitive Forces that Shape Strategy is a tool used to analyze competition of an industry. His research was published in 1979.
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