The correct answer is True.
Explanation
Phonetics is a discipline that focuses on studying the sounds of human speech; In phonetics, aspects such as the invention and perception of phonetic signs that make up the language studied. For example, the word Phonetics has phonetic symbols that define the sounds of this word "/ fəˈnɛtɪk, foʊ- /". Therefore, the correct answer is True.
I love the name Josie. I think it suits any age, whether old or young, and is extremely cute!
Personal experiences with the name Josie: | Edit
My sweet 8 month old daughter is Josie Elisabeth and it suits her perfectly. Josie was my grandmother's nickname that died a year and one week before my daughter was born. My Josie is outgoing, a little sassy and a social butterfly. Her dad and I both have J names, too, so Josie is just perfect! :)
My name is Josie Louise. I love the name Josie, it isn't that common but people know (usually) how to spell it and pronounce it, even though I sometimes get frustrated with people calling me Joe-Zee instead of Joe-C. I love it, it is short and sweet!
My little sister's name is Josie Elizabeth, with Josie short for Josephine, but she goes by Josie. It's a cute name- I like it!
Nicknames for Josie: | Edit
Jo-Jo, Jose, Jo, Fie
Meanings and history of the name Josie: | Edit
I'm named Josie but I think it's pronounced a little differently to the majority of the way it is spelt. My name is provinces not like Rosie but instead of the z spins it's an s.
I feel quite lucky to have this name (Josephine being my full name and Josie a nickname) because I think it's beautiful and can quite many people. Also it's not a common name yet it's not unusual.
I have a coaster that says: Josephine 'From the Hebrew meaning "he shall add". She is quiet, reserved and caring, and has strong principles. She is always fair.'
For me I think it's quite accurate.
Famous real-life people named Josie: | Edit
Josie Maran, American fashion supermodel (born Johanna Maran)
Josie Bissett, American actress (born Jolyn Bissett)
Josie Loren, American actress
Josie Duggar, 19th child on TLC's 19 Kids and Counting
Josie Bates, 10th child on UPtv's Bringing Up Bates
Answer:the large beans won't move at all
The water inside the cup will move as the spoon strikes the pan
Explanation:
The beans are a solid which means they can't move unless you touch them and the water is a liquid which means it will move.