One good point you can make is that a leader listens to everyone’s opinion and chooses what they feel is best for the group in both the short and long term effects
Answer and explanation:
Nelly, Heathcliff and Catherine are characters in the famous novel "Wuthering Heights". Nelly is a servant who is telling the story of the wild, intense and violent love between Heathcliff and Catherine. At a certain point in the plot, Heathcliff wishes to contact Catherine via a letter and to see her when she is alone, but Nelly refuses to help at first. <u>What causes Nelly to finally agree to deliver his letter is Heathcliff's threat of being violent to anyone who stands in his way. He convinces Nelly that, by helping him, she will be preventing others from being harmed. Nelly ends up acquiescing.</u>
Answer: With no other context available, this answer is most likely letter A.
>Letter A is most likely true since pacing does increase blood flow to your system(s) and gets the brain going. This can help someone concentrate more (at least this is what I learned in my PE unit.)
Explanation:
>Letter B is referring to a writer's ideas which is most likely not true, since writing does not really boost ideas.
>Letter C is describing a whole entire audience which might not be the case for everyone, this is all I can assume.
>letter D is not true since pacing does not have a consciousness to determine anything.
Category type of connection is the author making between Christie and her brothers and sisters.
What is connection?
The term connection refers to the human connection to the deep bond they're feeling to each other. The connection is husband and wife, mother and and son, brother and sister, boy and girl etc.
According to the passage, the author described the category as a connection to the brother and sister between connections. The category means a word related to another word. All the brothers and sisters won the competition in first place.
As a result, the connection between the Christie and her brothers and sisters is the category.
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