Before a test, you need to make sure you are prepared and mentally ready for it because during the test, if you aren't either of those, then you, my friend, will have a tough time completing that test.
1. Eat a snack. Eating food can calm your nerves, making you feel full and ready for a test. Eat a granola snack, yogurt, or something small that would be okay to bring to school.
2. A day before, have some fun. Make sure you've studied enough before you do this. Have some fun as a reward for studying. Maybe go for a walk or treat yourself to a nice gaming session.
3. Breathing exercises. Breathe in. Breathe out. Breathe in. Breathe out. Those words aren't useless mumbo jumbo. Breathing is a good way to relax your body and let go of all your worries.
4. Drink something ice cold. Refresh yourself, the coldness of the drink will run down the back of your throat making you feel just delightful!
There are surely more tips, but these are a few more well-known. If you need more tips, look some up on the internet.
<span>Which criterion for abnormality takes into account the violation of social rules? Deviance. Deviance means not conforming and following socially accepted standards. Deviance, or being defiant means not listening and following in the "correct way". The correct way of following orders and what should be followed varies from one culture to another. </span>
42 in summer and 15 in winter and in total there are 57
The answer is Boisterous or vociferous. Conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry. This has also come from the Latin word vox means voice. Suggests a passionate shouting or calling out, but to convey the insistence of a demand or protest, "deafening" might be a better choice called "Vociferous".
Question #1:
Do you believe being ethical will lead to a better quality of life for you?
Answer:
Being ethical will definitely lead to a better quality of life for me, mainly because the tranquility, the peace and the ease of mind that being ethical gives you is with no doubt better than any satisfaction that may give something gained through something unethical, when your conscience is clean your quality of life will improve dramatically.
Question #2:
Do cheaters win in the real world, or does ethical conduct lead to a more satisfying outcome?
Answer:
Well it depends a lot, for example if you define outcome as something solely material then cheating could give you a more satisfying outcome, but if we take other factors into account we can have a completely different point of view, for example, if you cheat in a chess game you may win but you won't be really satisfied knowing that you only won because of cheating, and this applies for everything that implies cheating in something.
Question #3:
Are there times you would be willing to compromise your ethics for business gain?
Answer:
Definitely no, if you compromise ethics for business gain there's a very big chance more so in business where everyone is paying close attention to every activity related to it, so you could end up losing everything for compromising your work and personal ethics.
