News channels (CNN, FOX, MSNBC, LOCAL NEWS) are best used for <span>subject specific information.
Thus, the answer is D. </span><span>subject specific information
Subject Specific Information are specialized and cover articles, indexes and news that are legal information or other compilation of information that are related to the subject matter or discipline. </span>
The answer is letter A.) What do these words have in common with each other?<span>Diction refers to the author's word choice. To ask the author's understanding of the similarities between words will aid in assess his/her diction.</span>
It is harder to achieve spirirual success because it requires much more mindpower and patience, although it is hard to say because material success requires luck and determination. To gain material success, someone must have a goal and plan on how they plan to achieve that success, along with having perseverance to get through and/or bypass any bumps in the road. Spiritual success does require a goal and plan too, but you really must stick to it and be patient enough to endure different situations and hard times in life, all while staying calm with no temptation and just your goal in mind. Someone wanting to be a billionaire vs. someone who wants to achieve enlightenment or open their third eye is not that easy to compare, it depends on what the person believes in, and what type of person they are. overall, I would say they're both pretty hard, but spiritual success is more difficult.
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Answer:
B) accumulated knowledge
Explanation:
According to my research on the different difficulties that people go through as they get older, I can say that based on the information provided within the question older people tend to shift to activities that depend more on accumulated knowledge. This seems to be the case because they feel they would be better off if they remember all they have previously learned.
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