Answer:
Jesus followed Jarius from the large crowd that surrounded him.
Explanation:
After returning to the Decapolis region a second time by boat (after healing the crazed man who had been cut himself with rocks), Jesus followed Jarius (a synagogue leader) who had pleaded with him, when he was surrounded by a large crowd, to place his healing hands on his (Jarius) daughter; while Jesus and Jarius were going on the way, a woman who had an issue of blood was healed because she touched Jesus’ his clothing.
This is based on "The Great Gatsby", a novel that was written by <span>F. Scott Fitzgerald. And in this novel, Fitzgerald connects the behavior of the characters to the hottest day of the summer because of the way they acted. They were so heated and are angry that makes this linked to the hottest day.</span>
Answer:
The thing that guarantees Jason the right to question the source and validity of consumer information used to rate a policy is:
- Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Explanation:
- Fair Credit Reporting Act is such an act that ensure the safety and privacy of your information in the files of credit reporting agencies.
- This act is a Federal Law that was passed in 1970 and gives you the right to ask any information from your credit files from the credit reporting agencies.
- So, according to this act, one can also question the source and validity of his information used to rate a policy.
Answer: He would avoid it because of sexual diversity.
Explanation: Sexual orientation is a complicated topic, there are lots of different sexual diversities. In this case he would avoid that question because it might offend someone who identifies themselve as queer, asexual, non-binery, transexual, etc. He may be asking 'what is your sexual orientation?' to avoid leaving behind some identities of the sexual spectrum.
