I think the answer is C because yeast because
yeast starts to rise while you are kneading then you form the bread then bake ( try to look on the food network for recipes ( just to double check )
When a practitioner (dr, nurse, or medical personell) take the time to explain the procedure or process of what is going to happen- it helps the person understand what's going on with his or her body. It shows respect for the patient in turn the patient will start to trust the practitioner. Showing respect and empathy to patients is very important because many people have fear of medical professionals. Letting the patient know what will happen helps build trust.
I don't think blood cells even have walls it would only be plant cells that have walls. Blood cells are like animal cells they don't have walls because the cell membrane allows them to take any shape so they can live through that environment.
The portion of your brain most closely involved in controlling hunger is the hypothalamus, a part of your brain that also regulates other bodily functions like temperature, thirst, memory, sleep, growth, and more.
One signal the hypothalamus uses to decide whether you need to eat is how distended your stomach is. If your stomach stretches in response to a meal, this information feeds back to your hypothalamus. In response, your hypothalamus gives you that full sensation. If you haven’t eaten in a while and your stomach is empty, the opposite happens. You feel hunger.