The answer is a sweeping generalization. It is applying a
general rule to a specific occasion without appropriate evidence. While the
opposite of the sweeping generalization is hasty generalization is applying a
specific rule to a general situation without proper evidence.
The correct answer is
<em>"you can't take it [wealth] </em>
<em>with you [when you die]"</em>
Words and phrases such as "I lie," "trussed," "locked," and "cannot stir" allude to the truth of the popular adage that.
A hypothesis must be testable in order to be termed a scientific hypothesis.
A hypothesis is almost a theory in that it needs to be tested in order to become a true scientific hypothesis. These tests have to be the same every time, meaning that the hypothesis has to yield the same results each time it is tested.
During presentations, speakers show their prowess by knowing the content well.
I think this word best fits the sentence. Prowess is about an ability of the person and based on the sentence the speakers try to prove something about understanding the content.
Kuwait is not necessarily a "high standard living" place, but it is safe. There can be a few crimes here and there, but that happens everywhere so there is no need to worry.
I would recommend going further into Kuwait on Google, to make sure you are comfortable with going there, which I'm assuming that is the case.
