Answer:
Make text connections, specifically text to self connections: relate the fictional text with their own lives.
Explanation:
In the situation described in the exercise, the teacher asks the students to relate what they have read to their own lives. Making text connections help the students comprehend the texts better, and relate the texts to their own personal experiences could be helpful to get the students to connect with the stories.
Answer: The most expensive car he can afford to buy is a 4-door hatchback.
Explanation:
He has $24,000 to spend.
But sales tax is 6%.
6% of $24,000 = $1,440.
He is left with a balance of $22,560.
This means in actuality, he has $22,560 for a car.
From the table, the 4-door hatchback cost $22,500 which just slightly below the $22,560 he has to spend removing sales tax. This is the most expensive car he can afford to buy as all other cars are way above $22,560.
Answer:
C. 1500 people per event
Explanation:
The probability of the asteroid hitting earth is one in 21,000.
Mathematically, that can be represented as
.
assuming the impact could cause a death of 30,000,000.
The average death rate for this kind of event if it occurs can be got by multiplying the probability of the event occurring by the death rate.
=
× 30,000 = 1,428.57
≈ 1500 people per event.<em> (an approximate answer was required by the question)</em>
This means that, approximately 1500 people will be killed if the event were to occur once.
The property of life that Kevin's eyes engaged in to allow more light is known as a r<u>esponse </u><u>to </u><u>stimuli</u><u>. </u>
<h3>Responding to stimuli</h3>
- Living organisms respond to events known generally as stimuli to better navigate the environment.
- Different organisms respond in different ways but the goal is to survive better.
In Kevin's case, the stimuli was the dimness of the building and so his eyes responded to this stimuli by widening to allow Kevin to better navigate his environment.
Find out more on responses to stimuli at brainly.com/question/123047.
Based on Oliver's situation and his parents poor credit score, a recommended federal loan that could be appropriate for him would be the Subsidized Stafford Loan. This loan is based on financial need. The interest is paid for by the government while Oliver would be in school.