I could help, but I do not have paragraph seven. You can message me and i will be more than happy to email you and we can figure out a way for me to read paragraph 7.
Okay, well, i "answered" this question, what now...?
The answer is A, gaining a better understanding of major global problems
Answer:
I know I can't take another step towards you 'Cause all that is expected is regret Don't you know I'm not your ghost anymore? You lost the love that you loved the most I learned to live half alive And now you want me one more time And who do you think you are? Running leaving scars Picking up your jar of hearts And destroying love You will catch a cold From the ice inside your soul Don't come back for me Who do you think you are? I hear that you're asking everywhere If I'm somewhere to be found But I've gotten too strong To fall back into your arms I have learned to live half alive And now you want me one more time And who do you think you are? Running leaving scars Picking up your jar of hearts And destroying love You're going to catch a cold From the ice inside your soul Don't come back for me Who do you think you are? It took so long just to feel good Remember how to bring the light back to my eyes I wish I had missed the first time we kissed Because you broke all your promises And now you're back You can't get me back And who do you think you are? Running leaving scars Picking up your jar of hearts And destroying love You will catch a cold From the ice inside your soul Don't come back for me Do not come back at all And who do you think you are? Running leaving scars Picking up your jar of hearts Shattering love You're going to catch a cold From the ice inside your soul Don't come back for me Do not come back at all And who do you think you are? Who do you think you are? Who do you think you are?
Answer: descriptive because the scientists are writing down observations but not making comparisons
Explanation:
The options are:
a. comparative, because the scientists will be making observations in order to form a hypothesis
b. comparative, because the scientists are measuring dependent and independent variables.
c. descriptive, because the scientists are using independent variables to test a hypothesis.
d. descriptive, because the scientists are writing down observations but not making comparisons.
The best option that describes this type of investigation is descriptive because the scientists are writing down observations but not making comparisons.
The descriptive investigation is simply used to describe a phenomenon. A descriptive investigation gives an accurate and factual descriptions of a particular without comparing them.
