Usually it will either [depending on the independent speed of both objects and direction of collision] shift to one object from another [based from the properties of the collision] or lose all momentum...i hope you can understand this XD
Answer:
Frieze.
Explanation:
In architecture, as the exercise briefly describes, a frieze is a broad band of sculpted and/or painted decoration, especially on a wall near a ceiling, and often found in Greek or Roman temples and buildings. For example, when inside this buildings (mostly in the temples) the section of a wall above picture rails is usually a frieze, a sculpted and painted decoration. Many scenes carved in the walls, sequences of heroic tales, stories and myths are called frieze.
The process by which the national government returns powers once held
by state and local governments to these governments is called
Devolution.
<h3>What is Government?</h3>
Government is defined as a group of people which controls an organized
community such as a state or country.
All tiers of government have powers and responsibilities and in situations
whereby national government returns powers once held by state and local
governments it is referred to as Devolution of power.
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The answer to this question is, No, Kristofer does not seem to have an attitude problem.
Explanation:
When Kristofer's grandmother didn't give him another cookie, he laughingly told her grandmother that Santa Clause will not visit him this year. He expressed his belief, which was not an attitude.
He believes that people who have been naughty or do wrong, are not visited by the Santa Clause, so he told this as a joke to his grandmother. This was his belief, which is his opinion, or a piece of information.
Attitudes are usually broad classification of likes and dislikes towards some issue or matter or object.
So because Kristofer just showed his belief, he does not have an attitude problem.
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