<u>Explanation:</u>
First, we need to note that an anthropocentric view (one who believes in Anthropocentrism) involves the view that only humans determine moral standing.
Thus, as regards the statement about forest usage by Gifford Pinchot, an anthropocentric view would debate that there should be sustainable use of the forest even though the majority can use this resources.
QUESTION: Satish was standing on the balcony watching the last rays of the sun. Loud and angry voices below distracted his attention. He ran down the stairs to see what had happened. He seen a guy yelling at a lady that she had cheated. Satish seen the girl crying saying “I didn’t do it he’s just a friend” he yelled at her “I seen the messages why would you do that to me” she ran. Her husband went after her yelling that he’s going to take her to court and get lawyers. She begged him not to do this. Satiah quickly ran over to her and said if she needed anything she stated laughing and said “yes, a lawyer” he called his friend and helped her. 2 weeks pass by and she lost the case because In did she did cheat he took one of the kids Nd she took the other they both had to switch after a week. The end sorry if this isn’t good I love tea so I ofc had to add the tea
Answer:
C-Across the Atlantic Ocean.
Explanation:
For number 2
The answer is B unlike. Hope this helps!
Answer:
In this excerpt from the short story The Passage by Durango Mendoza, Joe describes the sun and the stars and how they relate to life and death. The "daddy" is referring to the sun, and the "little children" are the stars. The story explores the theme of loss of innocence and mortality, and this passage further conveys these two themes. The sun setting is a metaphor for death. When the sun dies, the stars finally come out. This could be interpreted to mean that a person cannot truly grow up until they experience the loss of a loved one.
