I dont think so, because if the crab was beneath the shark and the fish in the water then it would look like they were flying
The answer is C. Social security number
Explanation:
Factors such as weight or blood pressure are not unique to individuals, indeed, many people can have the same weight or blood pressure. Due to this, this information cannot be used to steal someone's identity or pretend to be that person.
This does not occur with the social security number because each social security number identifies a particular individual. As a result, this information might be used by identity thieves because they can use the social security number of an individual and pretend they are this individual, which can be used to access services and benefits.
Answer:
Hi! your question is incomplete.
The complete question is:
"Due to a skiing accident, a young man suffered an injury to his spinal cord at the first thoracic vertebrae. What major functions could be lost due to his injury?
A. Breathing
B. Blinking
C. Bending
D. Chewing"
The answer is C. Bending
Explanation:
The injury to the spinal cord at the first thoracic vertebrate can't affect chewing nor blinking because that's a central function located in the brain. Breathing function is located in the medulla oblongata. So it's C, bending.
In addition, if it's a complete spinal chord injury located in the first thoracic vertebrae, the young man won't have any funtion below the injury, so, his arms and legs will be affected. If it's an incomplete spinal chord injury, the young man can have some function below the injury.
Fight or flight is the answer
The answer to this question is true