The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
I choose the following five forms of communication
1.- Verbal. It is the natural way to communicate, using our voice. My voice has to be clear and the message specific to be successful in what I try to convey.
2.- Written. I need to improve my written skill, learning grammatical rules, and improving my spelling. Minimize typos. I have to write developing my own style.
3.- Non-verbal. Signs and gestures are a great support for verbal communication. Everybody needs non-verbal communication to reinforce verbal communication.
4.- Formal. Formal communication is needed in my life when I am living official moments or scenarios in school or in the workplace. When I address teachers or seniors I have to use formal language.
5..- Informal. Informal communication is used when I am hanging with my friends, having a typical day-to-day conversation.
Okay, So if I understand correctly here i what i will do:
5:00AM Wake up
5:30AM Start Breakfast
6:00AM Get ready for school
7:00AM Go to school
7:00-12:00PM- Do school
12:30PM- Lunch
1:00PM-3PM Do school
3:00PM Wrap up school for the day
4:00PM Take a shower
5:00PM Start on Dinner
6:00 PM Eat Dinner
7:00PM Do something productive
8:00PM Read a book and/or watch a movie
9:00PM Get ready for bed
9:30PM-10:00PM Go to bed.
LOL This is really my schedule as a student, But i wake up at 6:00AM
The mom's diet goes through her digestive tract, as it normally would. Nutrients are absorbed some through the stomach, and more so through the small intestine. They are broken down into their smallest components, and Mom's blood reaches the baby <span>through the blood vessels in the placenta and umbilical cord.</span>
Hard hat: protects the head from falling objects
Leather gloves: protects hands from cuts and debris
Goggles: protects eyes from dust and air borne debris
N-95 respirator mask: prevents from breathing in dust, hazardous gases
Yellow vest: allows others to recognize that you are a responder and not a victim