Answer:
In article VI we can find information about Georgia's court system.
B is the correct answer.
In looking for common ground, it is likely that both the Principal and the teacher could agree that students deserve the best resources and conditions to promote learning.
They might then disagree on what appropriate conditions look like but they can both agree that students deserve the best resources and conditions.
Answer:
2 characters are having a fight about what movie to watch
A: Yo!
B:?
A: What should we watch now?
B: What about movie 1?
A: That movie is boring!
Continue the story however you want!
Explanation:
Basically, you are creating a scene between characters A and B. Make sure to stick to the personalities your teacher provides you with.
Answer:
B. Guides
Explanation:
The park ranger is a singular subject, so instead of saying "park ranger" replace it with he or she, then add the words to see if they sound correct.
He/she guide the tourists doesn't sound quite right. It would sound better if the subject was plural. <em>Ex: </em><em><u>The rangers guide the tourists</u></em><em>...</em>So this eliminates answer A.
He/she guides the tourists sounds grammatically correct because it is.
Nah i'm just kidding. It sounds correct because the subject is singular. When you have a singular subject, the present tense verb must be plural. <em>Ex: He walks....It climbs....Lilah runs.</em> The rule applies to all of them.
P.S. Don't forget that the verb always applies to the subject in front of it, not behind it. So don't pit the words "guide/guides" with "the tourists" because you might get it wrong.
Answer:
Accidental errors.
Explanation:
As the exercise explains, a random/accidental error remains in after mistakes and have been eliminated. They are caused by factors beyond the control of the observer. They are present in all surveying observations. This type of error usually result from human mistakes or accidental errors. The latter type are errors caused by changing experimental conditions, out of the control of the individual doing the study or experiment. It's hard to quantify how "disastrous" they can be given that most of the times it depends on the context of the study.
