Answer:
Waverly battles against her mother's desires for her. She wants to play chess since she appreciates it, and is good at it, but her mother continuously wants her to do better.
Explanation:
The correct answer is C.
Both recognize the power of the enemy; however, both maintain that the power of the enemy is nothing against America's power.
Roosevelt says that "the American people in their righteous might will win through to absolute victory." Bush states that "<span>Terrorist attacks can shake the foundations of our biggest buildings, but they cannot touch the foundation of America."
Therefore, both say that, although the United States has been attacked, the nation's strength will defeat the enemy.</span>
Answer:
Safety
Explanation:
Without communication Safety would be at risk
Safety communication among construction workers is fundamental to effective safety management. ... When workers do not sufficiently communicate relevant safety hazards and appropriate injury prevention measures, unexpected injuries can follow.
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Answer:
✓ the desire to be one of the people saved by a seat belt if in a car crash
- The words don't specifically imply a desire to be saved by a seat belt, though it's a fair assumption that by listening to this the reader might want to be one of the people saved by a seat belt.
✓ commitment to wearing a seat belt
- This part tells us many facts that enforce the impression of why you should wear a seat belt. It may be trying to increase people's commitment to wearing them.
✘ acceptance that some people will not wear their seat belts
- This sheet is aimed at telling people why they should wear their seat belts. The writers would not be pleased if you came out of it accepting que será, será.
✘ anger over cars being unsafe
- The writers could be trying to evoke anger or maybe righteous indignation at the people who are not wearing seat belts, but not anger over "cars being unsafe." It's not the cars themselves that are unsafe, it's the lack of seatbelts.
✓ a sense of approval that the police are making sure people wear their seat belts
- The sheet says that " Because of these fatalities" cops are enforcing these rules. It seems to approve of this; it doesn't cite any reasons cops shouldn't enforce the laws.
it wasn't this dark before i left for the party but now its so dark and quiet out. The road is so empty. i had just left from one of my good high school friends get together party and i couldn't stop thinking about it. until it hit me. a man was standing about a half a mile away from me. he looked pretty wealthy but a i asked myself "he's hitchhiking?". i watched him turn around towards me and stick his thumb out into the road. i pulled over and asked "hey pal where ya headed to?",because he looked harmless. turns out we were headed the same direction so i told him "hop in ill give you a ride". the man got in and we continued down the long dark road. It was silent for about five minutes until the man broke the silence and that's when i knew something wasn't right... He asked me "about how much money is in that wallet of yours?" he pointed at my wallet sitting on the dash of my car. He was pulling something out of his jacket pocket. i could see him out of the corner of my eye. i was scared, i said in a shaky voice "what are you doing?" i never got an answer. he pulled out some type of weapon i had never seen before and pointed it at me and said "pull over and get out of the car". i listened and pulled over. after i got out i quickly called the police and reported the problem. they were here in about five minutes but it felt like hours. the man had already drove away with my car and all my belongings in it the only thing i managed to grab was my phone. after the police arrived they asked for my information they said they would be on the lookout for my car. the police drove me home but i was afraid of what happened. i couldn't sleep. everything after that seemed to be normal. i still haven't got my car back yet but i'm glad i'm okay.
