The correct answer is A. Hannah Teter has won medals in several Olympic games: 2003 Aspen, 2006 Turin, and 2010 Vancouver
Explanation:
In grammar, the colon (:) is mostly used to introduce a list or set of elements that explain a previous sentence. This means the colon should be placed right before the elements it introduces and besides this, it can only be included if the previous sentence is independent. According to this, in the sentence "Hannah Teter has won medals in several Olympic games: 2003 Aspen, 2006 Turin, and 2010 Vancouver" the colon should be placed after the word "games" and before "2003 Aspen" because "2003 Aspen, 2006 Turin, and 2010 Vancouver" is the list of items that explain the Olympic games Hannah Teter participated in, also by placing the colon in this position the first sentence is complete and independent.
Both would be fine, I prefer to the one that takes most energy first.
if you were writing the essay, I would start with the essay because it uses a lot of energy from your hand.
If you were typing it, I'd start with math because it uses your brain a bit more.
Honestly, I don't really get what you mean by using energy but that was my best.
“Et tu, Brute?” “And you, Brutus?” Kind of like “Even you?”
Answer:
- Sleep Apnea.
Explanation:
'Sleep Apnea' is demonstrated as the usual sleep disorder that involves small disturbances during the sleep due to repeated interruption(stopping or starting) of breathing during sleep. Such a disorder leads to snoring, excessive sleepiness during daytime and lack of soundness in sleep. It primarily causes mainly due to obstruction in airway and signalling issue in the brain.
As per the question, the symptoms like 'waking up dozen times during the sleep which may be due to blocking of airway that constantly interrupts breathing process during sleep' implies that the roommate is probably experiencing 'Sleep Apnea'. Such a disorder may lead to problem of reduced concentration ability, distressed and depressed mental state, problem in memorizing, and even the decision-making abilities.
