Roger and Tara are planning a day at the beach with their kids Mark, Kyle, and Becca. Roger packs a lunch for the family, with t
urkey sandwiches for everyone except Kyle, who only seems to like peanut butter and jelly. Tara is busy making sure that Becca has her asthma inhaler, and that the family has enough sun screen to last the entire day. Mark, the eldest, is helping his dad by packing the family van, and by securing the beach chairs to the roof. Who has asthma? A. MarkB. KyleC. BeccaD. Tara
Explanation: The person in the family that has asthma is one of the kids: Becca.<u> What indicates that Becca is the person with asthma is the clause "Tara is busy making sure that Becca has her asthma inhaler"</u>. In other words, the mother, Tara, is checking that her daughter is taking <u>her asthma inhaler, the device holding a medicine for a asthmatic person</u>, to the beach. Therefore, the correct answer is C.
As cumulative yield ratio given as recruiting via job boards was 21 percent. and yield ratio for recruiter visits to universities was 44 percent .
so in a recruiting specialist, we can notice here that by these result it is clear Violet conclude from these yield ratios when they visit universities resulted in a greater percentage of applicants who were hired.
