This is the answer , and I am so sure.
Answer:
kinda but yes........!!!!!!!!
The best answer for this question would be:
A. A police officer stopped him for speeding.
This article was written about the events that happened during and after 9/11, it explained how everyday seemed ordinary for mostly everyone, yet it questions the concept of hating each other and reflects our social relations.
Q1) A) One
Q2) D) Feebly
Q3) C) Shell
Q4) A) mutually dependent
Q5) C) the membrane
Q6) A) A partition of organism functions
Q7) D) a greater number of cells than smaller life-forms
Q8) C) cells
Q9) D) Cellular and colonial organisms
Q10) A) procreative mechanisms
Q11) C) Biology
Free will is the freedom to make your own choices. You get to choose your occupation, clothes, things like that. Fate is where things at meant for you. You might meet a stranger and they could change your life. You could get in a traffic jam but when you get to where you were going it turns out that if you had been there on time, you would’ve been stuck in a robbery. However, fate and free will can go hand in hand. Your choices could lead you to your fate.
