Answer:
Saw a tiny door with a tiny key hole and she put the key in and it fit just fine so she unlocked it and the door opened and she was amazed by what was behind it but she was so big so she closed it and turn around and she found a bottle with a note saying drink me, so she drank it and she shrunk then she went to unlock the door but alas she didn't have the key went she looked at the glass table they the key was but she couldn't reach it so she looked around for anything she could use to get the key but all there was was a glass box with golden edges filled with cookies. when she walked toward it the cookie said eat me so she ate it and she felt a little weird but then she started to grow until her head touched the roof and now she was to big, but she say the key and the bottle and used them. first she grabbed the key and then she drank from the bottle and she shrunk back into her tiny self but she had the key and she walked towards the door and unlocked it and then she went through it and she saw a wonderful land and mysterious gentle creatures. then she met tweedle dee and tweedle dumb!
Explanation:
i know the movie and book!
Answer:
5 meters per second
Explanation:
Divide 50 by 10 you get 5 there for that is my answer.
Because Social competence enables children to interact with peers in a variety of ways and contexts and to maintain positive relationships with peers and adults, both of which are critical for success in school and beyond.
A large number of industries have been established in the post-independence India in private, public and joint sectors. There are a lot of industrial resources and raw materials available in India. Bhilai, Bokaro, Rourkela, Ranchi, Jamshedpur, Renukoot, etc., emerged as major centres during the first one and a half decades of independence.
However, later on, industrialisation at medium and small scale was taken up in all the states. The main sectors of industrialisation today are electronics, transport and telecommunication. Compared to advanced countries, there is very little industrialisation in India. About 10 per cent of the total workers are employed in the organised industrial sector. Both private and public sectors have grown side by side since independence.
