He felt something had to be done and was concerned what might happen
200 bce was the last time we have seen them
When travelling north from the United States into Canada, you'll see the north star (polaris) getting higher in the sky. Hence, option B is correct.
<h3>What is
polaris?</h3>
The polestar, commonly referred to as the North Star, is a star of second magnitude that may be seen close to the celestial North Pole. It is the outermost light in the Little Dipper's handle.
The term "polar star," which is short for stella polaris in New Latin and was first used during the Renaissance when the star was only a few degrees from the celestial pole, is now known as Polaris.
Thus, option B is correct.
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The options are missing -
A) lower in the sky
B) higher in the sky
C) dimmer brighter
Jessica was unable to communicate clearly why she was right for the job.
Explanation:
Normally in an interview board of members are present to judge the skill, personality and suitability of the candidate for the post. One member is assigned to judge subject knowledge of the candidate, one is for judging skill or efficiency and other or more is for assessing personality.
Sometimes, introvert and shy candidates get nervous in front of board members and that's why they have misunderstood by the recruiters that they are not having proper knowledge or skill. But its not like that. Communication is a very vital thing which mainly comes with experience. Fresher generally go through this problem of proper exposure at right place.
Answer:
Noise
Explanation:
Noise refers to anything that disrupts or affects the process of communication between a speaker and a listener/listeners. Noise can be either external (a physical sound), or internal (a disturbance in the mind).
There are 4 types of noise:
- Physiological noise: it originates because a person is hungry, tired, has a headache, is taking medication, or there is some other factor that influences his/her perceptions.
- Physical noise: it comes from the environment, like the noises people make, extreme temperatures, and places with many people.
- Psychological noise: it indicates that a person has some qualities that influence the way he/she communicates and understands what other people say.
- Semantic noise: it takes place when there is a problem of comprehension of words between two or more people.
