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The answer is... In hazardous situations, the instinct to survive overcomes everything else.
For the first the problem is the word “coffees”, correctly it would be just “coffee”.
The second is “glass” when it should be “glasses”
The third is “any pencils” when it should be “many pencils”
The forth is “aren’t” when it should be “isn’t”
And finally the fifth is “some” when it should be “any”.
D. Actively advocates the idea of fighting for equal treatment.
The relationship which is similar to port : left is, starboard : right.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
When it comes to ship or vessel, the left and right side is indicated by port and starboard. If the ship is turning on the left side when facing forward then it would be said something like this, ‘The ship turned to port.’
It often causes confusion in the minds of crew members as to which side the vessel is facing. And so these terms (port and starboard) are used by mariners instead of left and right in order to avoid any kind of confusion.
