Answer: d. nutritional deficiencies exist in developed countries when a healthy diet is not consumed; Silva and Daniel should try and maintain their daughter's intake of orange and green vegetables.
Explanation: Nutritional deficiency actually exists even here, either in developed, underdeveloped or developing countries. Even though causes may be diverse. In the scenario discussed above, the fact that they live in a developed country where there is no lack of nutritional diet and thir ability to afford these diets doesn't translate to the fact that their child can't be nutritionally deficient, they need to encourage and ensure that their child is exposed to constant intake of fruits and vegetables 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
C. Groupthink
Explanation:
Most of us can remember at least once when a group, when making a decision for the sake of beloved harmony, set aside individual ideas and opinions and followed a not very rational path. This kind of dysfunction in decision making, which in English is called groupthink. Groupthink occurs when an environment begins to show overestimation of group power and morality, with thoughts such as "Yes, we are good in every way!"; lack of openness to new ideas, always ignoring or rationalizing any questioning about the falseness of group assumptions and pressure for uniformity. These "symptoms" are similar to what is happening in the group exposed in the question, so we can conclude that the question is describing a situation where groupthink occurs.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
b
Explanation:
many faced religious or political prosecution in their countries, and they fleed to the US to escape violence and war in their countries.
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Its base is in Dutch words, but it was affected by local, European and slave languages.
Explanation:
Afrikaans which is the official language people used during the apartheid era is known to have evolved during the 19th century in Southern Africa. The language is said to have its roots mainly in Dutch, then mixed with Khoekhoe, San languages and Portuguese.  
Since the language is associated with white speakers, it was then concluded that it was a “white language”.