Answer:
Corruption hurts everyone.
The impact of corruption goes beyond the corrupt individuals, the innocent colleagues who are implicated, or the reputation of the organisations they work for. Ultimately, Victorians are the ones who lose out.
Corruption erodes the trust we have in the public sector to act in our best interests. It also wastes our taxes or rates that have been earmarked for important community projects – meaning we have to put up with poor quality services or infrastructure, or we miss out altogether.
Explanation:
financial loss
damage to employee morale
damage to organisation's reputation
organisational focus and resources diverted away from delivering core business and services to the community
increased scrutiny, oversight and regulation.
Answer:
Sentence A is correct
Explanation:
Let’s begin by looking at Sentences B-D:
<em>B. our house was built on the sight of an old factory.</em>
This sentence uses the word “sight”<em> </em>incorrectly. The word should be site, as in “location.”
<em>C. Whose scheduled to work at the restaurant tonight?</em>
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This sentence uses the word “whose” incorrectly. The word should be who’s, as in the contraction of “who is.”
<em>D. Kim was upset because everyone had a job accept her.</em>
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This sentence uses the word “accept“ incorrectly. The word should be except, as in “excluding.”
That leaves Sentence A, which uses all words (including the homophone “clothes”) correctly.
I hope this helps!
Answer: C: Is not reliable.
Explanation:
The test is not reliable if a depressed person took it and has Depression but <em>the non-depressed person got the same thing, But they are not depressed</em>.
I think its going to be the 2nd option class's. even the you usually put an apostrophe after the s when the noun is plural, I believe class's is a collective noun in this place which take a singular approach with apostrophes
