This question is about "A lesson before dying"
Answer:
They are, supposedly, the name of Grant and Vivian's future children.
Explanation:
The names Molly Wiggins, Paul Wiggins and Paulette Wiggins are mentioned when Grant and Vivian are thinking about the future, how they would live together and what their children's names would be and how they would raise them. The first name to be quoted was Molly Wiggins, but Vivian does not like the name because she believes it is not a name for a decent girl as their daughter will be. So after much thought they decide that they will have two children and that the names will be Paul and Paulette Wiggins.
Answer:
<u>Naomi </u>was <u>grateful </u>for a considerate daughter in <u>law</u>.
Explanation:
I'm not good with verbs but i tried. If you can, may you please mark me as brainliest?
LESSON SUMMARY
This lesson consists of a hands on science activity in conjunction with a group discussion about the students' observations and hypotheses made during the experiment. The lesson is designed to give students an opportunity to observe the process of osmosis first hand through the diffusion of water through the membrane of a raisin. The lesson will be done in two parts since the actual experiment (osmosis) will take one hour to complete.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Cell- the basic unit of all living things
Cell Membrane- thin layer that surrounds and holds the parts of a cell together and controls the movement of substances through the cell
Diffusion- the movement of particles from where they are more concentrated to where they are less concentrated
Osmosis- the process of diffusion of water molecules through a cell membrane
Dehydrated- word used to describe something that has had the water removed from it
Superstition effects many aspects of society. A superstition is defined as “a belief or practice resulting from ignorance, fear of the unknown, trust in magic or chance, or a false conception or causation”. Superstition can result in unfounded actions; it is highly associated with risk-taking. Superstition in communities can be essential to maintaining social harmony. On the other hand, superstition in communities can cause people to react with aggression when they feel like their beliefs are being challenged. Familial superstition can also be similar in terms of social harmony, it can bring relatives together to celebrate their beliefs. Superstition can also affect familial dynamics both positively and negatively; family members may change the way they interact with their relatives, as well as the way they view them.
Answer:I think that the interference of gods in human life would be good if they use their experience to improve our existence, to stop certain things from happening, to help mortals.
Explanation:
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