<span>Tori was able to keep the audience interested by first making herself personal. By opening herself up to be known more intimately by the audience it made it easier for them to relate to her and her experiences. Second, she spoke about things that they are currently experiencing letting them know that she had once stood in their shoes and her experience went on through college, and also what she learned beyond just book learning.</span>
The manuscript found in the cave mentioned <span>The travelers had a variety of </span>concerns<span>, such as
- legal matters like leaving a proper will (since the route in silk road was not particularly safe)
- Or whether their goods would arrive at destination without defects that may occurred at the road.</span><span />
Answer:
<h3>Due to the occurrence of over-imitation.</h3>
Explanation:
Over-imitation is a psychological behavior where an individual imitates or copies irrelevant actions by observing an action. In this pattern of behavior the imitator is usually unaware of the real cause of the action but imitates it just because it has observed the action.
This behavior can be mostly seen among young children who imitates what their parents or elders do by just observing them. Here, Benjy might have learned to operate the microwave by observing his mother. Similarly, when he observes his mother wipe the front of the microwave with a damp paper towel before she presses a number button, he must've thought that it was the new way of operating the microwave. Thus, he starts to rub the front of the microwave with a napkin every time before he presses the number button from then on.
<span>The lottery states that people are willing to sacrifice their hard earned money for the very slim chance of profiting. Many people believe that if they play the lottery every week or if they play the same numbers (tradition) that they will eventually win.</span>
Answer:
United States
Explanation:
they practiced it before war of Independence
